Avetics was employed to use its drones to capture the Sepang F1 racing tracks for use in an upcoming racing videogame.
As making money with drone photography gets tougher, pilots are flying into new uncharted territories.
What goes up must come down. This rule applies to both flying drones, and now unfortunately, to making a buck off them.
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