Aerial photographer Jin Xing uses a civilian drone to snap pictures from the sky via remote control. "Flying has been a perennial dream of humanity air jordan 11 win like 82 2017 ," Jin says. Provided to China Daily As the technology develops, more photo enthusiasts and businesspeople are using unmanned aerial vehicles to take pictures. China Daily reports.
Jin Xing isn't your average shutterbug. His camera of choice operates via remote control and is capable of capturing images 1,000 meters above ground.
Jin is part of a new class of aerial photographers in China who are using civilian drones to snap pictures from the sky. Once seen as just high-tech toys, unmanned aerial vehicles are now part of a budding industry that is as futuristic to Chinese people as Google Glass.
"Generally speaking, the Chinese public has been freethinking and re-assessing drone technology at a considerable pace since the late 2000s," says the 23-year-old air jordan 11 win like 82 release , who began using UAVs around 10 years ago. "The knowledge base in China about drones has matured rapidly thanks to the appearance of drone-related applications."
The Beijing native credits his father, Jin Mingjie, for sparking his interest in UAVs. Jin Mingjie began using UAVs in the 1980s, when the mainstream models were simple ethanol-burning, fixed-wing gliders. Jin Xing says his father also tinkered with car and boat models as a teenager but eventually dedicated all of his time to aero-modeling.
"Flying has been a perennial dream of humanity," Jin Xing says.
"The opportunities in the field of aero-modeling air jordan 11 retro win like 82 , as opposed to cars or boats, are versatile, and the experience of flying a UAV is far more of an adrenaline rush. The sky is the limit, which is limitless after all."
Jin put his first UAV - a vintage ethanol-fueled helicopter - into the air when he was a student at the High School Affiliated to Beihang University. The helicopter, a Golden Star P3A-1 model, made its maiden flight at Bei'anhe Airport air jordan 11 win like 82 , a facility in northwestern Beijing for small fixed-wing aircraft and helicopters.
Jin's passion for UAVs grew during his time at Beijing Union University, which is known for its mechanical engineering program. He graduated with a bachelor's degree in electrical automation and specialized in automated intelligence and electrical circuit integration - technology that is essential for building a smart