e, volve any time soon. some of the companies doing interesting things with batteries have not been tested there. are batteries that last longer that 45 minutes, they have not gone through the rigorous tests to make sure the battery is safe. most of us are buying batteries that are thoroughly tested by great companies, mass produced for hobbyists. >> battery technology is being addressed. as you look out over the next few years, the pace of development seems to be so rapid. can't get my mind around what it will be like two years from now. what you are looking at as the next wave of developments that will enable cases with drones, chris? >> this weekend, three follow-me projects lost. two on kick start, one on ours. follow-me s the drone follows you, biking, running, skiing, whatever, the drone stays 30 feet back and up, keeps the camera focused on you, gets that perfect hollywood view. that on one level that is you exactly what the youtube generation wants. incredibly complex gps, image recognition, posts. s

how does that e, volve? >> i don't feel that separate camera has -- >> i think you mentioned they are takinging a different approach on camera technology? >> both of these are mechanically itemized, the sennors, and do this. parrots with their next generation, the sensors have so many pixels. put a fish eye lens in front of it, and move it around the sensor, so quickly, it acheers all the circulation in without weight or complexity. it looks like a lens. as a result, reducing the complexity. it is cheaper. it is safer. it is probably not good enough for the cinematog graphy that you do. >> it will be. >> weight is critical. >> the fastest route to safety is lightness. >> if they are dragging size, shape, weight, exset ra. at that point, the regulatory question goes away. it can't possibly hurt anything. >> on the ski slopes, we see them going with the go props, when do we seed the personal drones follow them down the hill? >> next week. you will see one follow the skier into a tree. none of the systems have

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