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Most drones are mass-produced. Are custom drones the future?

Most drones you see in the skies are mass-produced models — but why aren’t customized drones for industry-specific tasks more common? Dr. Anthony Comer, director of the Simulation to Flight Applied Research Lab (S2FAR) in the Helmerich Research

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Dr. Anthony Comer in his office in OSU-Tulsa's Helmerich Research Center.

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