In the United States will begin to track all drones weighing more than 200 g

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As more and more drones fill the airspace aviation The United States regulator wants to be able to follow them.

The US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) proposed rules on Thursday that most drones would be required to have a remote identifier that would allow officials to track each of them in real time.



Remote Identification Technologies Enhanced Security By Enabling FAA, Law Enforcement Agencies, and Federal Security Agencies to Identify Drones Flying in Their Jurisdiction

- said US Secretary of Transportation Elaine Chao.

The rules will apply to all drones that now need to be registered with the agency. Only cars weighing less than 200 g will be exempted from registration.

Drones already carry out many tasks, such as filming movies, monitoring oil refineries, collecting data for military intelligence, and helping with search and rescue operations. A number of companies are working today to improve the technology of unmanned aerial vehicles.

It is expected that drones will be able to carry out a number of additional tasks, including delivering medicine to people at home.
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  1. +1
    27 December 2019 16: 33
    Real-time tracking of drones is a troublesome task, but they still cannot track cars. Yes
    1. -1
      27 December 2019 16: 40
      In the United States will begin to track all drones weighing more than 200 g
      here are those on ... how do we see some flabby ass of some zvezdulina in violent advertising?
      1. +4
        27 December 2019 20: 16
        Let's switch to import substitution - we will look at domestic laughing
    2. 0
      27 December 2019 21: 54
      Real-time tracking of drones is a troublesome task, but they still cannot track cars.

      Correct undertaking - each dron must have a registered beacon. A drone without a beacon must be destroyed immediately.
      Or there will be no order ...
      1. +1
        27 December 2019 22: 07
        Quote: lucul

        Correct undertaking - each dron must have a registered beacon. A drone without a beacon must be destroyed immediately.
        Or there will be no order ...

        That's it.
        If you want to have a car - pass the driving test, register a car and ride as much as you want. Just do not break the rules.
        With drones, ideally should be exactly the same. I signed a document that I am familiar with the terms of use, registered an individual beacon, and start it whenever I want. Just do not break the rules.
        In many countries (including Russia) they took the worst path. Simply banned the use of drones private traders.
      2. 0
        28 December 2019 12: 18
        Quote: lucul
        Correct undertaking - each dron must have a registered beacon. A drone without a beacon must be destroyed immediately.

        Together with the owner! smile
  2. +4
    27 December 2019 16: 33
    Hmm, it’s a pity that we are “ahead” in this matter ... they will keep track of Matrasnikov, and from 1.09.2019, Russia will have to register drones weighing more than 250 grams. And getting permission to fly a drone.
    1. +1
      27 December 2019 17: 56
      And you think there will be followed by "unidentified"?
  3. -4
    27 December 2019 16: 35
    They are tortured to track .. In Russia, it seems we were allowed to shoot down unaccounted for and punish severely.
    1. -2
      27 December 2019 16: 42
      Quote: Udav Kaa
      They are tortured to track .. In Russia, it seems we were allowed to shoot down unaccounted for and punish severely.

      yeah ... snipers on the roofs ...
      1. -5
        27 December 2019 17: 03
        Quote: Aerodrome
        yeah ... snipers on the roofs ...

        Well, they too .. Just with this you need to clean up, and even close to trouble ..
    2. -3
      27 December 2019 17: 36
      Quote: Udav Kaa
      They are tortured to track .. In Russia, it seems we were allowed to shoot down unaccounted for and punish severely.

      And what good is that?
  4. -1
    27 December 2019 16: 42
    You need to immediately lighten the drones by removing all that is superfluous so that they weigh less than 200 grams! lol
  5. +3
    27 December 2019 16: 57
    Pfe. Well make drones weighing 199,99g and norms
  6. +1
    27 December 2019 17: 08
    It is expected that drones will be able to carry out a number of additional tasks, including delivering medicine to people at home.

    If a person cannot go for medicine, then where is the certainty that he can afford to meet a drone with him?
  7. +1
    27 December 2019 17: 10
    what Putin is doing is completely overwhelmed ...
  8. +3
    27 December 2019 17: 26
    It is expected that drones will be able to carry out a number of additional tasks, including delivering medicine to people at home.
    As I now remember the news with the representation of how the Russian Post will deliver parcels in remote regions - khan to the drone, parcel, and even the house was damaged! God forbid! smile
    1. +1
      28 December 2019 12: 22
      Quote: businessv
      As I now remember the news with the representation of how the Russian Post will deliver parcels in remote regions - khan to the drone, parcel, and even the house was damaged!

      It was necessary for the Russian Post to give this delivery to our air force for autosource. So I see the news:
      Another Air Force squadron received new sighting systems. Now they will be able to get the package not just into the house, but right out the window. smile
  9. 0
    27 December 2019 17: 56
    Another cinderblock. Drones track. Looks very bad at them becomes. They want it like ours. It is believed that Medved is preparing and has already offered services with a reserve aerodrome in the United States. So as not to fly, you know.
  10. 0
    27 December 2019 19: 28
    Quote: Udav Kaa
    Quote: Aerodrome
    yeah ... snipers on the roofs ...

    Well, they too .. Just with this you need to clean up, and even close to trouble ..


    That's right!
    Once, I went up to the end of the strip and saw that something was flying towards me. I managed to notice that this is a quadrocopter. I almost hooked him on the left plane.
    Frightened later, when he had already turned to taxiing.
    For passengers.
  11. +1
    27 December 2019 19: 42
    Quote: Hunter 2
    Hmm, it’s a pity that we are “ahead” in this matter ... they will keep track of Matrasnikov, and from 1.09.2019, Russia will have to register drones weighing more than 250 grams. And getting permission to fly a drone.

    buy DJI Mavic Mini and do not worry about registration. its weight is 249g. and shoots no worse than older models.
    in DJI are not stupid and this number with the registration of drones from 250g. did not escape their attention
  12. 0
    27 December 2019 19: 47
    And not only in the USA. And all drones that will be carried by registrars, photos or video cameras must be registered, even if they weigh less than 200 grams. Otherwise they will find and there will not be enough money for fines. God forbid you create an emergency, dad will not help.
    1. +1
      27 December 2019 20: 13
      even if they weigh less than 200 grams.


      Why compose? The law clearly spells out which devices fall under its effect - from 250 g. By the way, in Germany the speed is also limited to 15 m per second.
      Do not stir up the people, let your flea to the joy of children and yourself wherever you want (except for the restricted areas indicated on the area map). Only the damage still pay, if that. According to general laws, as well as from a soccer ball for a broken window or a black eye.
      1. +1
        27 December 2019 21: 06
        I apologize, but 200 grams is also less than 250.
        Not a single essay. Since 2020.07.01, in the EU, all drones that carry cameras, recorders or measuring instruments are subject to registration, even if the weight of the drone is less than 250 grams. In accordance with regulation 2009/48 / ES.
        Drones of category C0, weight up to 250 grams, maximum horizontal flight speed 19 m / second, maximum flight altitude 120 meters.
  13. +1
    27 December 2019 19: 55
    Only cars weighing less than 200 g will be exempted from registration.

    Eka is unseen. DJI created the Mavic mini, and will create the Mavic super mini.
    Let Americans immediately adopt laws for the mandatory registration of UAVs from 0 grams. And flies with a hummingbird are also recorded. laughing
    1. +1
      27 December 2019 20: 43
      Flies and hummingbirds will be caught - offer them bait: for hummingbirds - floral nectar, for flies - it is also known what can be offered. But what does not lead to these baits will be massively fired.
    2. -1
      27 December 2019 22: 51
      How naive you are. In addition to drones weighing less than 200 grams. JI also sell such things https://digbox.ru/mobilnaya_stantsiya_monitoringa_dji_aeroscope_hardware_combo_portable.html
      And still, what weight. The main thing is that the chip be JAI :)
  14. +1
    27 December 2019 21: 33
    Bullshit about UAV control. There are no controls over hundreds of Kalashnikov rifles, but here they offer control over the turntable. Yes, in storehouses for tough guys in Russia, machine guns in basements and garages, MANPADS, millions of rounds of ammunition and tons of explosives. We can’t land on the moon, but we are already preparing a list on Mars. In schools, it is necessary to introduce a curriculum for schoolchildren on the rules for using complex technological toys, study the laws and encourage them to comply. If the school acquires a complex and expensive UAV, organizes a circle with a competent teacher, so why should parents spend money on this expensive toy? There will be training, there will be contests and competitions, and the army will receive trained specialists. Bans have always led to negativity.
    1. -1
      27 December 2019 22: 53
      And where is the prohibition here? Registration and tracking. This is now without any problems.
      1. 0
        27 December 2019 23: 11
        Yuri, if you read the suggested rules for using the drone, then any desire to engage in this very interesting thing will be lost. I’m a photographer, I have such gorgeous photos from a drone! I’m shooting a video - 4K! So, these rules are the real prohibition. For to observe them for their own purposes (I mean good intentions) is IMPOSSIBLE! I agree that the rules are needed and must be respected. But according to these rules - I bought a drone and sit with it at home.
        1. 0
          27 December 2019 23: 35
          Well, the article is about something else. The rules are yes. I use a drone for work. If you follow all the rules completely, then I definitely won’t fulfill the plan :). It will be easier to walk with legs.
  15. -2
    28 December 2019 01: 16
    And they need to make registration of drones as we have in Russia - what plane to register, what a drone, what's the difference?
    True, they will not register for criminal purposes, I think so.
    1. 0
      28 December 2019 08: 32
      Yeah, the criminals will definitely not go to registration. And if one of the law-abiding ones registers, he will immediately fall into the list of potential criminals with the ensuing ...
    2. 0
      28 December 2019 12: 30
      Quote: 75Sergey
      And they need to make registration of drones as we have in Russia - what plane to register, what a drone, what's the difference?
      True, they will not register for criminal purposes, I think so.

      So they will be knocking - voluntary police assistants. UAV raised in the air - wait for a visit.

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