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Drones have become commonplace in the skies above our heads.

In certain cases they have been dangerous, but there are many new uses for them that are bringing us benefits too.

From delivering parcels to saving lives, drones are taking off.

Drons are in the news quite often for good and bad reasons.

They've been used for many things from smuggling drugs, detecting water leaks and surveillance.

Are drons safe and are they necessary?

I've heard about them being a hazard to aircraft because they've been flown close to airports.

There were 70 near misses involving drones in 2016 showed that in the UK.

And that's more than double the year before.

There's the potential risk of people's privacy being invaded when a drone is flown over their property with a camera attached to it.

But those cameras are also good at capturing some great aerial footage – that's the film recording of the view from the above the ground.

Dr Yoge Patel, CEO of Blue Bear

They have the potential to be dangerous, agreed.

They also have though, on the flip side, the ability to be a game changer in both domestic use and in military use.

So, some of our drones are being used for aircraft inspections. We've put our drones into Fukushima.

Drones being a game changer is UNICEF and the Malawian government testing drones for carrying medical supplies. This could help save lives in remote places.

Lifeguards are using drones to help rescue swimmers who get in trouble in the sea in Australia,

A Japanese firm that's planning to use a drone to force employees out of their offices by playing music at them if they stay to work evening overtime.

I am a little concerned about how drons are regulated or controlled.

Dr Yoge Patel, CEO, Blue Bear

As technology progresses, regulation and operational use needs to then be harmonised with it.

And we are, as a community, going through that whole process of saying what is proportionate and appropriate regulation to go with different uses of drones.

Vocabulary

surveillance

carefully watching someone or something, usually to try and stop something illegal

(ex) "The police kept the jewellery shop under surveillance because they had a tip-off about a robbery."

aerial footage

film recording made from the sky

(ex) "The aerial footage on TV of the dolphins swimming was spectacular."

game changer

something that completely changes the way something is done or thought about

(ex) Drones have been a game changer for wildlife programmes on TV

the sky's the limit

there's no limit to something

(ex) "The sky is the limit to what professional footballers can earn these days."

harmonised

two things being suitable for each other to allow them to work properly

(ex) "The garden has been designed to harmonise with the natural landscape.¡°

droning on

talking too much in a boring way