<div id="readability-page-1"><div><p>FRANKFURT (dpa-AFX) - Drones currently have a less than stellar reputation due to airport closures and their use as instruments of war. However, the unmanned aerial vehicles are &#34;not automatically evil and dangerous,&#34; says Jan-Eric Putze, CEO of Frankfurt-based drone service provider Droniq. According to his assessment, drones will play an increasingly significant role in many aspects of life in the future.</p><p>        For instance, they could be used to help monitor factories, industrial facilities, and military sites, as well as deliver goods—provided there are suitable landing options, Putze notes. The unmanned aircraft could, as is already the case in Frankfurt, inspect tram power lines, as well as check high-voltage lines and pipelines.</p><p>    Growing Disruptions to Air Traffic</p><p>        The Frankfurt company is a joint venture between Deutsche Flugsicherung (DFS) and Deutsche Telekom, specializing in services related to drones.</p><p>According to Deutsche Flugsicherung, there are increasing numbers of dangerous encounters between drones and manned aircraft in German airspace. So far this year, DFS has recorded 208 dangerous disruptions to air traffic involving unmanned aerial vehicles through November. This is significantly higher than the 149 incidents reported during the same period last year./mba/DP/he</p></div></div>

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<p>Droniq 首席執行官 Jan-Eric Putze 認為，儘管無人機因機場干擾和軍事用途而聲名不佳，但在各個領域仍具有重要潛力。他強調了無人機在監測工業場所、貨物配送和基礎設施檢查等未來角色。Droniq 是德國空中交通管制公司和德國電信的合資企業，指出在德國空域與載人飛機發生的危險無人機遭遇事件有所上升，今年報告了 208 起事件，較去年的 149 起有所增加</p>

Droniq 首席執行官表示：無人機不僅僅是一個風險