Drones: From Toys to Tools and Everything in Between | Jus' Ah Conversation S4 EP2

You said something that made me think.

So we know about the policy, and I think we can touch a bit more on that as we get into the conversation.

But the policy is directed at aerial unmanned vehicles, but there are other types of drones, right? So how prevalent do you think the other types of drones are in use locally? This is out to both of you.

Very much so.

There's a company called Blue Bot Project that's really cool and really exciting.

They're focused on, I think, mapping, but underwater.

That's very, very cool.

And even more interesting is they have to get past the problem.

So their problem isn't even the robot.

Their problem is technology.

the camera and essentially picking up the colors on the water.

So, okay.

So, and I do know a little bit about this because I worked at an institution where we would take tourists down, you know, doing dives, et cetera, in this submersible vessel, in these vessels actually.

And, you know, one thing we would tell them is that the colors change as, you know, the further down you go, et cetera, because of the light refraction and so on.

Mm-hmm.

Right.

So it's really interesting in that particular area.

But yeah, as it relates to underwater, even in terms of the humanoid type robots and their implementation, side note, I mean, they're doing things like break dancing over the world.

I think I just saw one dancing in the UAE, right? I see

they're doing Kung Fu

over there.

Yes, yes, right, right.

So many different applications.

But I mean, you really can't learn about things unless, well, I mean, you can read about them, sure.

But how good can you really get just reading unless you can I think I

You said something that made me think.

So we know about the policy, and I think we can touch a bit more on that as we get into the conversation.

But the policy is directed at aerial unmanned vehicles, but there are other types of drones, right? So how prevalent do you think the other types of drones are in use locally? This is out to both of you.

Very much so.

There's a company called Blue Bot Project that's really cool and really exciting.

They're focused on, I think, mapping, but underwater.

That's very, very cool.

And even more interesting is they have to get past the problem.

So their problem isn't even the robot.

Their problem is technology.

the camera and essentially picking up the colors on the water.

So, okay.

So, and I do know a little bit about this because I worked at an institution where we would take tourists down, you know, doing dives, et cetera, in this submersible vessel, in these vessels actually.

And, you know, one thing we would tell them is that the colors change as, you know, the further down you go, et cetera, because of the light refraction and so on.

Mm-hmm.

Right.

So it's really interesting in that particular area.

But yeah, as it relates to underwater, even in terms of the humanoid type robots and their implementation, side note, I mean, they're doing things like break dancing over the world.

I think I just saw one dancing in the UAE, right? I see

they're doing Kung Fu

over there.

Yes, yes, right, right.

So many different applications.

But I mean, you really can't learn about things unless, well, I mean, you can read about them, sure.

But how good can you really get just reading unless you can I think I