How do you see the role of drones in everyday life and professional services?

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SENSING AND DATA COLLECTION: Capturing images, video, measurements and other sensor data

PHYSICAL INTERVENTION: Acting on the environment by spraying, spreading, seeding, cleaning, blowing or applying materials

TRANSPORT AND DELIVERY: Carrying and delivering objects, equipment or supplies

COMMUNICATION AND CONNECTIVITY: Relaying signals, providing temporary connectivity or supporting communication between locations

Keeping people away from hazardous or difficult-to-access locations

Reducing disruption to infrastructure and surrounding activities

Reducing the need for helicopters, vehicles or other resource-intensive methods

ACCOUNTABILITY. Lack of clear responsibility or procedures if something goes wrong

AIRSPACE SAFETY. Risk of conflicts with other aircraft or unsafe use of airspace

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT. Disturbance to wildlife, habitats or sensitive environments

PRIVACY. Collection of images, video or other information about people or private property

NOISE AND NUISANCE. Noise, frequent flights or disruption to everyday activities

CYBERSECURITY AND COMMUNICATION. Risk of interference with, loss of, or unauthorised access to drone control, navigation or communication systems

DATA SECURITY AND USE. How collected data are stored, accessed, shared, protected or used

INTENTIONAL MISUSE. Deliberate or unauthorised use of drones for harmful purposes

TRANSPARENCY. Not knowing why a drone is operating, what it is doing or what information it is collecting

OPERATIONAL SAFETY. Risk of crashes, collisions, loss of control or technical failures

PROXIMITY. Drones operating close to people, homes, property or sensitive locations

OPERATOR IDENTIFICATION. Not knowing which person or organisation is responsible for the operation

NO PARTICULAR CONCERNS. I do not have any particular concerns

TRANSPARENCY. Being clear about the purpose of the operation, who is responsible and what data are collected

SOCIETAL IMPACT. Considering how drone operations may affect people and local communities

PRIVACY AND DATA RESPONSIBILITY. Collecting only necessary data and using it responsibly

PROPORTIONALITY. Using drones only where their use is appropriate and justified for the task

RESPONSIBLE DATA SHARING. Making anonymised, non-sensitive data available for research or other public-benefit purposes, where appropriate

LEARNING AND IMPROVEMENT. Reviewing operations and using experience or feedback to improve future practices

ENVIRONMENTAL RESPONSIBILITY. Minimising impacts on wildlife, habitats and the environment

INCLUSION AND FAIRNESS. Considering whether particular people or communities may be affected differently

ACCOUNTABILITY. Ensuring clear responsibility for decisions, impacts, incidents and complaints

MISUSE AND DUAL-USE AWARENESS. Considering how drones, sensors or collected information could be intentionally misused

LEGAL AND SAFETY COMPLIANCE IS SUFFICIENT. I do not think additional considerations are necessary