When we operate our drones on-site, the focus often goes straight to the technology: the cameras, the flight planning, and the images we capture. But just as important is the way we communicate – with clients, bystanders, and the environment. Clear communication prevents misunderstandings, builds trust, and ensures that a drone flight runs smoothly and safely.
Preparation: clarity from the start
Before carrying out a flight, we coordinate precisely with the client on the objectives and our approach. That may sound obvious, but this clarity also helps during execution: everyone knows what will happen, and why. When bystanders ask questions, we can immediately refer to the concrete assignment.
Working visibly and recognizably
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FPV stands for First Person View and means that, as a drone pilot, you receive live images directly from the drone’s camera. In the early days, this usually happened via an analog video link, with a small transmitter on the drone and a receiver built into the goggles or monitor. This way, you experience the flight as if you are inside the drone – something drone enthusiasts describe as a unique, almost bird-like sensation. Although technology has advanced enormously since then, the core feeling remains the same: flying in real time through the eyes of your aircraft.
