#drone pilot

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The UAV crew of the "Rubizh" brigade

Each drone is personally tested by the crew commander to ensure it is functional and safe for the pilots.

Once it's cleared,it's ready for action😏💥🤫

The results speak for themselves—through the popular videos showcasing the destruction of enemy personnel and equipment, and the ever-growing statistics of russian losses

Kharkiv direction

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[dabid-motozalea]

De gigantes y molinos

[reelvibes91]

War Zone: Into the Heart of the Land of Bad

With War movies, sometimes it is hard to pull off emotional depth and a hard-hitting war story at the same time. Land of Bad sure did not have any issues making this both a character drive drama and a high stakes war film.

The style of the film was very well done. In this movie, we have a team of 4 men sent on a rescue mission. When something goes wrong, the lone remaining member (Hemsworth) must rely on a drone Captain (Crowe) to help him navigate his way to safety.

Hemsworth is great as the young, inexperienced soldier who is relying on the veteran Captain Eddie, aka Reaper. Crowe is top form as he talks about College Basketball , cracks jokes about Vegans, and tries to talk the lone soldier through a harrowing ordeal.

What really helps elevate this film is that during the high stakes war drama, Reaper is dealing with the impending arrival of his child. It adds a human element to the film as it reminds us that while war takes a toll, everyone not on the front lines has personal things going on.

Action is always a big part of how a movie like this comes together, and for the most part, here it looked great. One small gripe is that they used too much slow motion to convey the scope of each missile dropped. It worked for the first one as it really showed the impact the eyes in the sky have on war. It also highlighted a conversation two of the characters had about technological warfare vs hand to hand combat. After that first use, though, it did slow down all the major action sequences and created somewhat of a pacing issue. That is my only issue with this near 2 hour film, though, so that is by no means a deterrent from recommending this film.

The reasons to see this movie far outweigh the small issues created by the decisions made in post-production. It has an easy to follow storyline with intense scenes of violence that war movies should have. Hemsworth and Crowe do a tremendous job adding to that tension with brilliant acting performances. This is one of the better war movies that has come out in recent memory. If this is the kind of movie you enjoy, give it a chance.

[martinpenicka]

Croatia. A beautiful destination for a summer vacation. A place that Central Europe knows well, but I still neglected this Balkan peninsula on the shores of the Adriatic Sea. I'm glad I was able to visit this place before the rush of tourists with my family and was able to shoot a few pictures during several sunrises and sunsets.

I visited the island of Krk and the place near Šibenik where we were in car camps.

Thanks Croatia, I'm already grinding my teeth on you for a bigger video dedicated to your beautiful islands and nature, which really got me excited.

I also thank my family, with whom I had a great time.

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GKMYqhS4Tuc

[juliawolke]

I miss taking selfies with the drone 😔

[biteobliss]

The Art of Staying Productive as a Student and Video Creator

Fajri's photo on Mount MerbabuOctober 23, 2023

How Fajri's Interest in Drones Began

Balancing the need of hobby and responsibility as a college student, Muhammad Nur Fajri is now in the senior year of his college life. He’s majoring in forestry department in INSTIPER Yogyakarta, where that is obvious would demand a great passion and skills. While doing his thesis, Fajri tends to spend his free time enjoying piloting by drone, capturing the beauty of nature and producing artwork to spread to many people to enjoy. 

Mount Prau Shot by Fajri Juli 1, 2023

Fajri’s passion for drone artwork began in 2021, when he entered college in Yogyakarta. “Firstly, it began with my interest in travelling through nature, I was seeking a different angle of view from common cameras, so I tried to do a drone,” he recalled. Even though it felt unfamiliar and fidgety, he kept trying until he successfully mastered flying a drone with high concentration. 

And eventually, his artwork not only for personal collection, but also to earn additional income. Fajri has been working on several projects, from the small one to a big one. This ranges from tourism documentation to cooperation with TV stations such as the ‘Si Bolang’ program. One moment he cherished the most is the one when he documented the revitalization of Surakarta city for Mr. Gibran's project. 

The challenges that Fajri feels

There is a challenge for him. As a senior year student, he stated himself that having a hobby as a side job while getting busier with the thesis a bit made him a little overwhelmed. “Sometimes thesis consultation schedules clash with drone jobs,” said Fajri. To overcome that, He was not reluctant to ask for help from fellow drone pilots to back up his unavailability to take over his job. He has a high responsibility to finish his studies.

With that, Fajri still very much enjoys every process of these experiences. He admits that this hobby of his brings many benefits, from improving skills to providing job opportunities. “ Nowadays, big companies need drones for work efficiency, so I believe this job is relevant for the long-run investment.” he asserts. Indeed, the application of this artwork is very wide, including the fields of forestry major, such as land mapping, area surveys, and project documentation of environmental projects. 

Gunung Api Purba in Yogyakarta Fajri's Favorite Drone Photo

One of the aspects that sets Fajri apart from other drone creators is his unique perspective. He shared with us his favorite drone photo, which was taken at Gunung Api Purba in Yogyakarta. “This photo means a lot to me because I had to climb a hill to get the perfect shot. The moment was so rare, and the view was stunning. It really captures the beauty of nature,” he explained. Fajri’s dedication to capturing breathtaking landscapes, often after physical effort, demonstrates his commitment to delivering high-quality work.

When it comes to competition, Fajri acknowledges the growing number of drone pilots, but he remains optimistic. “The competition has definitely gotten tougher. There are more drone pilots now, but I see that as motivation to continue improving my work. I need to keep up with trends and refine my skills to stand out,” he said. This proactive approach to competition helps him continue to evolve in an industry that is becoming increasingly crowded.

Despite the challenges, Fajri stays positive and determined. “There’s no such thing as a smooth ride. I’ve received criticism before, like people saying my videos were too short or needed improvement. But I take all feedback constructively. Every critique helps me grow and become better,” he shared with a smile.

When it comes to his future long-term plan, Fajri humbly responds to us. For him, he now only thinks of drones as his pure, enjoyable hobby which by happenstance yields extra cash. But still, he is committed to improving his passion in this field and hopefully for all of his artworks bringing benefits to many people. 

In the end, Fajri’s journey shows how passion can be harnessed into something impactful. His ability to balance his studies with a growing drone photography career, while continuing to inspire others, makes him a role model for young people everywhere. Fajri’s story is a reminder that with the right attitude and dedication, any hobby can become a meaningful part of one’s future.

Mount Merapi Shot by Fajri February 13, 2024

Note for Readers

For the readers who desire to be a video creator, especially using drones, Fajri advised not to give up easily and to always be consistent. “ To have a tough mentality is essential, Moreover, there are drone flight rules that must be followed, if possible, have a drone pilot certificate to make it safer.” His advice.

There’s a specific rule for piloting a drone in Indonesia regulated in Article 2 of PM No. 90/2015, which is 150 meters above ground level. This height is set to prevent interference to aircraft flying in low airways, such as helicopters.

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[sphaviation]

Transforming Industries in India with Drones: 6 Key Benefits

1. Agriculture and Crop Management  

   Drones in agriculture are transforming crop monitoring, pesticide spraying, and soil analysis. They provide real-time data to farmers, helping them make data-driven decisions that increase crop yields, save resources, and improve sustainability.

2. Infrastructure and Construction  

   Drone technology enables efficient land surveys, project planning, and structural inspections. Drones provide accurate aerial mapping and 3D modeling, reducing time, labor costs, and enhancing safety, especially in remote or hazardous areas.

3. Mining and Mineral Exploration  

   Drones are used to survey mines, monitor excavation sites, and analyze geological formations. This reduces risks to human safety, provides real-time data, and improves the accuracy of mineral assessments, leading to more sustainable mining operations.

4. Energy Sector – Solar and Wind Inspections  

   Drones inspect solar panels and wind turbines, providing quick and detailed analyses of any damage or maintenance needs. Their use reduces downtime, operational costs, and the need for human intervention in dangerous locations.

5. Emergency Response and Disaster Management 

   Drones are invaluable in disaster response, providing aerial views of affected areas for faster decision-making. They aid in search and rescue, damage assessment, and even supply delivery, ensuring timely support in emergencies.

6. Logistics and E-commerce 

   Drones offer last-mile delivery solutions, particularly in hard-to-reach rural areas. This innovation speeds up deliveries, reduces transportation costs, and helps bridge logistical gaps, especially in remote regions of India.

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