Free the dronesFree the dronesDrones have immense commercial potential—so long as regulators don’t try to tether them to the ground ONE of this year’s top-selling Christmas presents is a drone. For $50 you can buy a tiny quadcopter with a video camera, perfect for snapping a bird’s-eye view of your garden; for $700, one equipped with a gyroscopically stabilised camera which, when paired with a wireless tracking
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