10 Things to Consider Before Buying Drone for Travel

7 – What safety features does the drone have?

The main safety features you will find in drones are collision avoidance and return to home functions.

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Collision avoidance will vary depending on the drone you purchase.  Drones can have forward, sideways, backwards and downward collision avoidance or no collision avoidance.  For example, if your drone does not have backwards collision avoidance and you are flying your drone backwards, it will not alert you to possible obstacles that it may hit. In circumstances such as this you need to ensure you can see your drone and the conditions around it clearly.

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Drones may have a return to home (RTH) function. A drone may automatically RTH when the battery is low, GPS connection is lost, or you use the return to home button. RTH is usually a direct flight path after flying to a pre-set height and avoiding obstacles is its path. However, in more advanced drones, the function can choose the best route home considering the environmental conditions.

The drone pilot should not rely on the RTH to get them out of trouble though, as environmental factors need to be considered.  For example, if a drone returns to home when the battery is low, but must fly into a headwind, there is a possibility the battery will run out before the drone reaches home.

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