The use of drones has expanded greatly over the years, from consumer toys to law enforcement surveillance, and from surveying construction sites to evaluating crop health for agriculture.
As we look at drones in this special eBook, we see how all corners of our manufacturing infrastructure are exploring a deeper use of drones. From government agencies such as NIST to private enterprises like Verizon, drones are getting a lot of attention. The US Department of Energy is looking at how drones might be able to examine damage on the end of wind turbines—a job much too dangerous and costly for humans to attempt.
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