Kespry solution seems really futuristic but I personally couldn’t give up my ability to control anything I’d put in the sky. Further, I hope the FAA thinks long and hard about the proliferation of this type of solution. What happens when the inevitable GPS signal is lost? This Kespry deal would just fly off? That’s crazy especially if they are targeting insurance... just a matter of time until sherif Joe and his country chopper or new man Ned for channel five, have a run in with one of these. You should always have a well trained pilot with a clear LOS and have the skill and ability to see and avoid any potential collision. But if they add back a controller... pretty slick.
