Literally the FAA's Part 107 aka "commercial drone rules" in the US:pic.twitter.com/e2VWvFsUbo
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There's an astonishing amount of potential being squandered through the blanket barring of useful drone-related economic activity in the United States. Which is why many people are left to wonder what drones are even good for. It's not that they aren't useful — use isn't allowed.
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Couldn’t people prototype new uses in Canada? I think the regulations are much looser here but I’m not aware of a ton of experimentation.
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Unfortunately the short answer is not really, although I'd love if it were possible. There are exceptions in both the US and Canada for doing experimental flight/testing, but when it comes to commercial uses, not so much.
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Many of the niches drones can profitably target can be likely serviced by ground methods (hopefully with far less regulatory burden). Part of why I am so excited about Boston dynamics commercialization of the spot series of robots.
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