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Mrs. Sabot
September 15
2. What problem(s) does your product solve? Some of the real-world problems
that our product solves is helping fire responders, infrastructure inspection, and
environmental protection. The drone has a thermal camera which can help
firefighters in emergencies. Along with this the drone can help gather intel for law
enforcement operations. When natural disasters occur drones can fly in and
gather key intel for rescue operations. The drones can also survey land and the
3. Possible Competitors: There are many companies that could be competitors for
our product, one of these being Yuneec. Yuneec is known for its popular
quadcopter, and has recently made a drone that is used for commercial
purposes. They also have high quality customer service and they recently
launched the first ever voice controlled drone. Another possible competitor is
Autel Robotics. Autel Robotics is most known for its quadcopter and camera
drones. They strive to create easy-to-use aerial devices that are good for filming
individual consumers were going to purchase this product they would most likely
have a high or very high income. As well as being in the age group between 20
and 50 since this is the age that most people are in the workforce. The level of
education of the individual customer does not matter, as well as their occupation.
Any individual customer will most likely own a home instead of renting one.
The location of the individual customer or company does not matter as the drone
can be used for any situation as well as any terrain. Companies or customers will
most likely be working in government agencies, and private companies that are
5. Product Design: (Please include a photo below of your product drawing that you