

Drones are an effective tool on an open battle field; but they operate under wildly different conditions. Wide open spaces and short contacts (find target, ram to explode. They don’t have to loiter and maintain that contact).
A pepper spray equipped drone in a school??? Tight enclosed spaces with halls and doorways (that are usually closed) you’ve got to navigate. Quad copters are loud, and that’d be amplified by that enclosed space. Without sufficient distance to keep out of reach they’d be an easy target to take down by the assailant. To use the spray, you’d have to get near, deploy it, and escape before being struck down; giving the spray to the assailant to harvest and use.
AND they’ve only got 8min of flight time.


















Schools are the obvious places to test/enact these types of changes too.
Kids don’t know to speak out against remote policing via robotics, and normalising it now gets them used to it’s wider use in society later.
It’s much easier to raise a generation under a new set of standards, than it is to make an existing generation accept a new normal.