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I've always questioned how they co-ordinate these things to prevent situations like this.
I guess the answer is they don't?
It's possibly cheaper to just buy new drones instead of making software that only has a chance of them returning home without rtk GPS.
The general rule with drones is it's safer for them to fall out of the sky when something goes wrong.
I mean the article made it sound like drones nearly hit people, idk about the safer part.
Oh it's still an issue formaure. But falling on someone is usually considered safer than flying into them with props powered on.