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Domestic Drones Social Impact Analysis

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For my Social Impact Analysis term paper I have chosen the topic of domestic drones and the impact on privacy, security and safety in our everyday lives. Not only on how they could negatively impact us but also how they can be used for good in new creative ways. Domestic Drones have been in the news a lot lately in topics ranging from delivering amazon packages to crash landing on the White House lawn. Most of what has been seen on television are negative impacts of the drones and how they are an invasion of privacy flying over residential areas and in backyards and also a safety hazard when being flown around airports and other highly air trafficked areas. While my report will include the negatives my main goal is to detail all the positives that can come from domestic drones. They have great …show more content…

Grant it this was a manned but the concept of the quadcopters drone can trace its root all the way back to this first quadcopters flight. Since that 1908 flight there have been many improvements and developments that have created a small scale drone with many, many applications. There are a countless number companies that have put time, research and money into this newly discovered area of public interest. There is currently big business in the recreational drone industry. There are so many possible uses for these drones that they are currently flying off the shelves. Some companies are looking to drones to fill some positions currently filled by actual people thus reducing their labor costs. Amazon is one of these companies you have probably heard of that is does this by delivering some of its packages ordered online via drone. There are also some pizza places around the globe that are using this same technique to deliver pizzas! What a world we live in today where you can get a pizza delivered by a

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Drones look like little remote control helicopters but with cameras in them. Some people fly these just for fun, but sometimes they can be used in the military. However, they have been seen to be becoming an invasion of privacy. Recently, there was a Kentucky man who shot down a drone that was hovering over the houses in his neighborhoods. In an article, he was asked and interviewed about the situation and said, “...To me, it was the same as trespassing”(Hawkins).

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The first designs of helicopters flew in the 1930’s, roughly thirty years after the airplane. The Focke Wulf 61, was the first practical, functional helicopter. Americans used helicopters to carry troops, supplies guns, and ammunition in war (Helicopters). The helicopter was invented in the 1930’s, and had a huge impact on wars as far as the 1950’s, with the same original designs. The first time a helicopter was used in combat was in the Suez War in 1950, by the French.

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For example a drone is ideal for SWAT operations, crowd control, criminal missing person, forensics crime scene, gangs, narcotics, search and rescue, vehicle crashes and corrections (prisons). However, using drones for the constant surveillance of someone at their personal property is illegal unless the law enforcement agency obtains a warrant. There are many cases that have been thrown out due to be in violation of the fourth amendment. In the case Kyllo v. the United States (2001)” Suspicious marijuana was being grown in petitioner Kyllo’s home in a triplex, agents used a thermal imaging device to scan the triplex to determine if the amount of heat emanating from it was consistent with the high-intensity lamps typically used for indoor marijuana growth.

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