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Because there main purpose will be on the transportation; another good thing I observe in Deep Aero is the environmental impact of their operation. Because they will use battery they are virtually zero CO2 emitting company. It has large effects on improving air quality most especially in the City. Many environmentalists will be in favor with this project.

I am not an environmentalist but I strongly agree with you. That is the reason why I want to have my dream house in a rural area than an urban area because of the pollution. I still hope that my children will still have clean air to breathe, clean waters to swim and clean food to eat. We will definitely support DEEP AERO because we believed that this technology will somehow save our Earth.

Why, because deep Aero drones will not be using fuels? It means there will be no emission of carbon monoxide so there will be no additional pollutions. It is indeed good. If another and another gasoline vehicle is added then there will be more and more air pollutions also.

As I was checking the definition of drones I had my perspective widened and I hope this will also help you guys to see what drones really are as technically defined and is Deep Aero really a realistic project. Drones are simply defined as a remote-controlled pilotless aircraft or missile. Once you put this in mind, this will not be limited to what we currently think what drones are. I believe that Deep Aero is focusing on the AI driven traffic management system since it will be the one to help operate all those pilotless aircraft we call drones.

Thanks for highlighting the definition of drones. I was also thinking the same. On batteries and fuel source for drones, I believe that their will be more development on this on how to make drones more environmental friendly and fuel efficient at the same time. Practical design will also be available for Passenger Drones and Other drone function outside what we are seeing now. We can only look forward to the success of Deep Aero and hope that in the near future it will be available in our homes.

These days theres a clean and green version in just about everything. In my country now, they have a passenger cars that run on electricity in the city, and the houses are powered by solar energy. I think deep aero invented the solar drones, Yes LONEGO104 I agree with you the environmentalist for sure will love this kind of project.

Hello everyone!

It is nice to see people like you rallying for mother earth and wanting to see Deep Aero move in the direction of helping save her by lowering pollution.

But expect a bit of heart breaks here and there as Drones does not generally run on batteries alone.

As of the present there are 6 ways of flying a drone and the fastest among the 6 (and the most dangerous too) is the one powered by a combustion engine. Combustion engine powered drones are able to stay in flight for about an hour with a maximum speed of 100 km/h sporting a 2-stroke 10 cc. gasoline engine. Not the most environmental friendly means of keeping a drone airborne, but it does increase speed and distance covered.

Though i'm sure Deep Aero considers mother nature's safety, we can not overrule the possibility of combustion engine powered drones in the line up of Deep Aero's commercial drones.

Truly, there are many ways to fly a drone as of the present time.

Battery operated drones are the most popular as of the moment.

But did you know drones are also kept up in the air thru tethered wire of electricity. Sounds primitive (as the drone looks like a kite up there with the lengthy power cable dangling from the ground up) but is a sure way to keep a drone high up for a very long time as long as power is not interrupted.

This might be a possibility for Deep Aero's surveillance and security usage as drones can be kept airborne 24/7. Just a thought.