Whether it’s a real or perceived risk is up for debate, but it is understandable why some employees would be uncomfortable knowing that their every move is potentially being watched and recorded by a drone. In reality, there is nothing for them to worry about because privacy is highly regulated and protected. For example, companies usually ensure the drone height, angles and camera resolution makes it impossible to identify individual people. The reports provided by the drones when it comes to monitoring employees are on a very broad basis. Furthermore, use cases don’t involve monitoring employees every move, but serve to protect employees. For example, if site managers want to ensure that workers are wearing the right protective gear, they may get a report that says that 5 employees were not wearing their helmets. Then it’s up to the managers to use that information for further investigation.