Are drone drivers good for employment?

At present, our country requires that drones must be licensed to drive, but now drones are rampant, involving many industries, such as agricultural plant protection machines, field surveying and mapping, film and television industry, and self-media industry. The proportion of licensed drones in big cities should be higher, and most remote places are unmanned, so it is impossible to get a driver's license.

Let's go back to the landlord's question. Want to learn drone driver's license and find a job. At present, the demand in this industry should not be particularly great, but I think the landlord is still far-sighted and forward-looking, because there have been several incidents in our country in which driving without a license has injured people by drones, and our country will definitely step up efforts to control the problem of drones in the future.

In summary, relying on drone driver's license, there is much to be done in the future. Let's say a few more words here and give the landlord a few personal opinions:

Do what you are good at first, such as mastering machinery, and then start with the plant protection machine.

Second, if you are a photography enthusiast and good at photography, there are more people using drones from the media now, so let's start with shooting.

There are many similar ones in all walks of life, so I won't list them here. This is my personal answer.