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DJI's new dock swaps batteries instead of waiting for a recharge.
Australian drone-rule feedback puts practical implementation in the spotlight.
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Editor’s note: The least glamorous member of a drone team may finally get some recognition: whoever changes the batteries. DJI has handed that job to a machine. Australian pilots, meanwhile, would like the administrative turnaround to get some attention too. Two very different ways to keep the next flight moving.