Drones: Delight or danger?


With the proliferation of drones, local companies have started imagining a future where drones will be a part of our lives. This is why they are not only exploring everyday uses for them but also means to stop rogue ones.

System Consultancy Services (unmanned system development division) manager Ahmad Zaki Yaacob said as drones are extremely mobile they can deliver essential items to rural areas and even victims in a disaster zone.

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