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Drones often come equipped with built-in cameras that can capture high-quality photos and videos. These cameras can be used for aerial photography, videography, surveillance, mapping, and more.
Many drones are equipped with GPS systems that allow them to navigate and maintain stable flight paths. GPS also enables features like automatic return to home and precise waypoint navigation.
In many countries, drones that meet certain criteria, such as a minimum weight, must be registered with the aviation authority. Registration helps ensure safe and responsible drone operation.
Some advanced drones have obstacle avoidance sensors that help prevent collisions with objects during flight. These sensors enhance the safety and stability of the drone.
In some regions, drones that are used for commercial or professional purposes may require a license or certification for legal operation. Hobbyist drone pilots typically do not need a license but must follow local regulations.
