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In America 2002

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While everyone thinks drones are just for making aesthetic videos on social media, one guy is making $12,000 per flight.

In the past, companies hired an entire crew of industrial climbers to wash the facade of a glass skyscraper or a massive billboard for a popular brand.

This meant erecting scaffolding, setting up complex safety gear, facing massive risks to human life, spending long days on the job, and paying bills for tens of thousands of dollars.

But the rules of the game changed forever when drone cameras became smarter and machines learned to understand the space around them completely on their own.

Our protagonist realized just in time that the old approach was dead and a massive team of people was no longer necessary.

Now the drone flies up to the building, scans the surface on its own, maps the geometry of the facade, and washes away the dirt with pinpoint precision.