5. Other drone challenges

As we have seen, the question of resilience raised in this article is fundamental. However, other issues are also essential if drones are to continue their development.

5.1 Safety and security, beyond resilience

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5.1.1 Approach

Over and above the approach defined above, safety and security (voluntary aggression) must be managed through a holistic approach, i.e. taking all aspects into account, as mentioned above.

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(2) - EUROPEAN PARLIAMENTARY RESEARCH - Civil drones in the European Union, Briefing - , october 2015.