You might expect to
find an army in DeSoto County ... an army of drones, that is. A
Southaven man has an army of hand-crafted drones, all controlled from
inside of his customized command center.
Robert Estes is self-confessed country boy.
"They probably think I am some type of redneck, country boy, and don't realize the extent we go to," Estes said.
But
despite humble beginnings, Estes established his own business and built
what he says is the first drone command center in the country.
"This will make a change in the drone industry," he said.
Estes
built drones that provide infrared thermal imaging; they also detect
human movement inside of a home or car. And what he is doing is legal.
"You can do good things with this, or you can do bad things with this," Estes acknowledged.
More with video @ WMCA
Not fond of anybody taking my picture while Im out peeing in my back yard.
ReplyDelete:) I remember when a young man came to see me at Dixieland once wanting to join the SCV and as we talked he stated "I've got to get a place in the country, so I can go outside in my back yard and pee".
DeleteIf the feds didn't know about him before they do now. He just went to the A list of people who get a "visit" if the need arises.
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