1,Making you look at the world from a different angle

The drones can help us to get a list of the most breathtaking photographs, and it indeed prove that the sky really is the limit when it looking at things from a different angle.

The photos include everything from landmarks and everyday scenes we all recognize to rarely explored landscapes.Furthermore, now that drones can be programmed to follow their owners, they’re even more likely to turn up in the air above cyclists, skiers, surfers and hikers. And these Images from drones are appearing right now on TV, movie screens, YouTube, and some other media ways.

2, Supplying medical aid

Some 1.3 billion to 2.1 billion people on the planet don’t have access to essential medicines, the World Health Organization says, often because they live in hard-to-reach places. To address that concern, California drone maker Zipline signed a deal with the government of Rwanda last February to shuttle supplies to remote areas on demand.

In Rwanda, drones are literally lifesavers. The drone has been used to transport more than 5,500 units of blood across the country over the past year,.

Trials of defibrillator-carrying drones are also under way. One study in Sweden found that, on average, these drones arrived 16 minutes faster than the emergency services, which could be the difference between life and death for someone suffering a cardiac arrest.

3,Package Delivery

Drone delivery is the way forward for the e-commerce industry,especially with the success of the drone delivery service. Although it faces many challenges right now, there are huge opportunities for growth. By allowing for increased orders and lower shipping costs, this method of delivery can lead to significant growth in revenue for online businesses.

4, Agriculture

High-tech drones allow farmers, and the drone pilots that operate them, to increase efficiency in certain aspects of the farming process. From crop monitoring to planting, livestock management, crop spraying, irrigation mapping, and more.

5,Wildlife Observation

Wildlife drones can be used in many different ways, from small multi-rotor units that can scare invasive birds away from crops, to fixed-wing aircraft that fly above rainforests to spot orangutan nests. Drones have also been shown to provide more precise data than traditional ground-based techniques when it comes to monitoring seabird colonies.

6,Police Way

Drones can reduce photographer time to well under an hour. Using a few simple ground measurements as reference points, the drone can fly over the accident to capture images, and the analyst can conduct the accident investigation on a computer rather than at the scene. It also allow police to see places and things that fixed cameras cannot. Furthermore, the drones can provide an initial assessment of the situation and rule out threats of the bombs before resources are wasted or lives are lost. They can get data and send to decision-makers who can monitor the situation.