Drones Were Not Always Fun And Games
Drones may be one of the most frustrating yet fascinating inventions yet. No one wants to listen to that annoying buzzing sound while watching a sunrise from behind a mountain peak, but the footage it captures is worth the noise. Drones were released to the public in 2006, but before that, they were used solely for military missions during the Cold War. Beforehand, people had to rely on tall buildings and airplanes to capture aerial views of anything. But in 1984, the movie Runaway portrayed drones, which may have influenced real-life applications on Middle East bombing campaigns. In the movie, law enforcers used drones. Even though they’re more of a hobby nowadays, they did start as military spy vehicles (KDE Direct).