I guess that there are still a ton of people out there who don’t take drones seriously.
Maybe even you, reading this, thinks that drones are just toys, no unusual from model planes or remote control cars, and you couldn’t be more wrong! Drones are the next step in tech, and new practical uses are being found for them every single day. I have a state issued drone pilot’s license, and now I am trying to turn that into a task. I am an ace with drones, and I am trying to convince my neighbor Paul that I can use them to help his Heating, Ventilation & A/C supplier reach a new level of business… Think about the average size of an air duct, as compared to the average size of an Heating, Ventilation & A/C tech. If all of us are talking about industrial sized Heating, Ventilation & A/C systems, it’s a bit easier, but for house buildings and such, with smaller air duct, it can be problematic. I’m not saying Heating, Ventilation & A/C guys don’t handle these problems every day, but if they had small, fully controllable machines outfitted with cameras, it would be easier right? I can pilot tiny drones through intricate air ducts and map them out, or spot cracks or breaks in the metal or seals. What’s more, I can examine the outside of immense buildings, plotting out the air vents and exhaust fans, to develop a complete picture of the overall system. I truly guess that drones can lead to another level of commercial Heating, Ventilation & A/C work, but first I have to get my foot in the door, so I hope Paul takes myself and others up on my offer.