Eugene went into very specific details about the mechanics and engineering of the drone itself and it was very helpful to get a deeper look into what was beyond my eyes. The compartments of the battery and sensors were surprising to me when we had to manually place them in and plug them in accordingly to the color of the wires. I own a DJI Mavic Pro and the simplicity of that drone differs spectacularly from the 3DR IRIS drone.
Although the IRIS drone is very heavy on equipment and controls, the manpower, collaboration, and minute details of the flight process are what Eugene emphasizes to us. He believes that a team of flyers are far more effective than a single one. Through collaboration and cooperation we can learn to fly all kinds of drones safely, professionally, and effectively. I am very grateful for this lesson. Thank you very much Eugene.
Below is a picture of myself and my team learning from Eugene:
