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Message: <blockquote data-quote="deanXX" data-source="post: 24509310" data-attributes="member: 492830">[ATTACH]75935[/ATTACH]DJI is set to increase the safety of its drones from next year by equipping them with the same ADS-B collision awareness system used by most aircraft and air traffic control towers.The new system is called AirSense, and it will be added as a standard feature of all DJI consumer drone models released after Jan 1. 2020 and weighing more than 250 grams. By utilizing ADS-B, any airplanes or helicopters near one of these drones will trigger a warning regarding a potential collision risk. These other craft could be miles away, but a warning will appear on the screen the drone pilot is using.DJI points out that it's already setting the standard for drone safety, with automatic return-to-home, altitude limits, obstacle avoidance, and the all-important geofencing vital to keeping airports safe. AirSense is seen as the next stage of improving safety for the company's drone fleet and the first of a 10-point "Elevating Safety" plan.The move to focus on safety comes in the wake of a warning from the US government that Chinese-made aerial drones pose a spying risk. Although no specific company is named, DJI is one of the world's biggest drone manufacturers and is based in Shenzhen, China. Seeing what has happened to Huawei in recent weeks, DJI must be more than a little concerned regarding its future in the US and European markets right now.[YOUTUBE]0IpXt7FBFBU[/YOUTUBE]</blockquote>

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