China's drones are a weapon in disguise (and everyone knows it)

Your playbook for doing business in Asia : https://statrys.com/youtube?v=hXl87jIjKMk Open a business account: https://statrys.com/getstarted?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=organic_video&utm_campaign=youtube_description&utm_content=hXl87jIjKMk China Drones 00:00 Introduction 01:07 The War That Built the Drone 03:36 The Sky Belongs to Somebody 06:33 The Company That Sold Toys 08:59 The Training Exercise 10:51 Conclusion In Shenzhen, your coffee arrives by drone. Thousands of flights go out every day, and the number of deliveries doubles every year. In America, Amazon is still fighting for permission to drop a cardboard box in a back garden. China is not ahead because the engineering is better. It decided, in writing, that the airspace between the ground and one kilometre is an industry. It gave that industry a name, a budget, and handed a single company a nationwide licence to fly cargo over every city in the country. Then there is the hardware. One company in Shenzhen sells 70% of the drones on earth. China makes roughly 90% of the magnets that spin every drone motor in the world, including the American ones. In this video I explain how Beijing took the sky, why losing money on every single flight is the whole point, and what happens to the rest of us when the aircraft above our cities are the only ones anybody can still buy. #Drones #China #Shenzhen