WWN - Still a teenager, creative, and clever become a dream of many parents. However, this American teenager creativity when creating drones probably should not have imitated.
Austin Haughwout is a 18-year-old teenager who has just secured by FAA officials, American Aviation Agency. Arrest and lengthy interrogation endured by Austin is the aftermath of making a drone 'quadcopter' armed, The Next Web (22/07).
Yes, juvenile 18 years it has successfully made a drone with four propellers alias quadcopter that at the front fitted with a pistol.
Which makes the FAA worry, the gun is not just a display, but could be fired hot lead. This was evidenced through a video uploaded on YouTube by Austin.
In the video lasts 14 seconds, it looks artificial Austin fly drones firing bullets several times. It is unclear whether the bullet was fired automatically or manually executed via the remote control.
But, that is certainly evidence that the video should be proof enough for the FAA to impose fines on Austin. Therefore, based on FAA rule, civilians are prohibited from endangering people around the drones, especially armed.
Until now, the FAA is still conducting an investigation and determine what is appropriate punishment meted out to adolescent school in the mechanical engineering department.
Austin Haughwout is a 18-year-old teenager who has just secured by FAA officials, American Aviation Agency. Arrest and lengthy interrogation endured by Austin is the aftermath of making a drone 'quadcopter' armed, The Next Web (22/07).
Yes, juvenile 18 years it has successfully made a drone with four propellers alias quadcopter that at the front fitted with a pistol.
Which makes the FAA worry, the gun is not just a display, but could be fired hot lead. This was evidenced through a video uploaded on YouTube by Austin.
In the video lasts 14 seconds, it looks artificial Austin fly drones firing bullets several times. It is unclear whether the bullet was fired automatically or manually executed via the remote control.
But, that is certainly evidence that the video should be proof enough for the FAA to impose fines on Austin. Therefore, based on FAA rule, civilians are prohibited from endangering people around the drones, especially armed.
Until now, the FAA is still conducting an investigation and determine what is appropriate punishment meted out to adolescent school in the mechanical engineering department.
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