Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
Sad News
To be honest, this probably doesn't matter to any of you, but Mr. ○yama's drone crashed due to a sudden malfunction while in flight.
It's a drone in a truly pitiful state.
Those in the know might be laughing their heads off.
I think he is sad.
The camera club is also struggling.
It appears he was thrown from a considerable height and slammed into the ground, and he was pronounced dead at the scene.
Was it a mistake for me to keep giving all sorts of instructions just to get some cool drone shots on location? lol
We had planned to have someone take some great photos of the progress on-site, starting with slope cleaning, followed by lath installation, slope formwork assembly, slope formwork spraying, and rebar insertion.
And that led to this...
Well, I guess it can't be helped, lol.
Things break eventually. (Everything is impermanent.)
Even if you take good care of it, it will still break, so let's take good care of it until it breaks!
The areas where we’re carrying out construction work are mostly in the mountains. There are no specific regulations regarding the use of drones in mountainous areas. (There are some areas where it’s not allowed, though.)
So it’s still okay for now, but it’s scary because if this were to happen in a city center or somewhere like that, it could lead to a major accident.
However, the use of drones in urban areas is quite limited, and they can only be flown after obtaining a permit. You cannot fly them without authorization.
To put it bluntly, even if you want to take a photo of your own home, you’ll need permission from the relevant municipality. Some areas also have a permit system in place.
Please be very careful when using drones.
(Construction sites in mountainous areas are generally fine, and the general contractor is happy with that.)
My personal drone has broken down, so I'm thinking of buying a company drone this time.
I'll look into a few things.
See you later.
