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Next year will see the adoption of the first worldwide standards for operating drones.
The International Standards Organisation (IOS) unveiled the standards today, following a seven-year global collaboration with standards institutions across the world.
“These are expected to trigger rapid acceleration of growth in drones, as organisations worldwide are galvanised to adopt drones against a new background of reassurance on safety and security,” it said.
“The new standards will play an essential role in guiding how drones are used safely and effectively in a framework ...
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