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The Daily Drone Brief
Editor’s note: The launch site is becoming part of the product. British Transport Police is flying from rail-side boxes, while Birdstop is pairing a field perch with Detroit's automotive supply chain. Ohio's incoming police-drone rules add the less glamorous but equally important layer: what the aircraft may observe and what agencies must disclose. More in today's Daily Drone Brief.