Drones, they’re so hot right now.
The Federal Aviation Administration expects that around 1 million drones will be sold as gifts this holiday season — a forecast that creates a headache for the FAA and the agency’s yet-to-be revealed (but already past-due) regulations on drone flying.
Regardless, the show must go on. And go on it will at the National Drone Show, an exhibit focused on this hot technology that will be part of the Government Video Expo. The Drone Show is scheduled for Dec. 2-3 at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center.
Want to attend “an exciting new conference and expo for the burgeoning drone marketplace”? Expo-only tickets, which include access to the Drone Show as well as Government Video Expo panels and more, are free.
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