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Drone apps have come a long way. The baseline expectations among pro operators are real-time, no lag feeds, autonomous navigation, payload automation, and fleet-wide telemetry — all from software running on a tablet or ground station. 
Technically, that’s already possible with the current state of drone controllers. But practically, most teams run into a bunch of issues: fragmented hardware, mismatched autopilot firmware, and vendor-locked interfaces. The result is a paradox: software-driven missions are rising in complexity, but the foundation drone apps rely on remains brittle.
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