discuss Discuss and Showcase Drone Domain Names

[Avabelle]

I have recently read that the drone industry is trying to change the word "drone" to something different.

The word "drone" has a very bad rep. for obvious reasons.

What do you think will happen with the word "drone" and drone domain names?

Feel free to showcase your drone domain names on this thread.

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[jamesosix]

For dronevoyages.com in my opinion the idea of drone travel is awesome but voyages actually not even secondry keyword for this category i wish it was because i have holovoyages.com but it just doesnt sound right as much as drone travel or drone voyage :/

Just my pinion...

yeah, when I regged that i had some crazy idea of a company that offered VR tours where the drone was controlled by the user at home, viewing different parts of the world. Thanks for your feedback, I appreciate it

 

[MarkMetric]

Shootdownthedrone(dot) com

 

[420domainer]

yeah, when I regged that i had some crazy idea of a company that offered VR tours where the drone was controlled by the user at home, viewing different parts of the world. Thanks for your feedback, I appreciate it

I'm pretty confident that this will be a niche industry soon enough. Virtually controlling a drone somewhere around the world on your tv/computer (or phone) will definitely appeal to the masses, especially if recreational droning requires a license, as it probably will in the US.
I think drones will drop further in price while getting more sophisticated and more indestructible. And once drones have proximity limiters and are confineable to a specific airspace, they will be a perfect "tourist attraction." Someone living on a few acres of gorgeous land could buy a dozen kick ass fpv drones for about 10k and then let people fly them around their property for $25/hr- make their entire investment back in like a month. Of course you have to have a very nice parcel of land to fly around... Personally, I really like the idea of virtual scuba droning. I can see this happening for 3 reasons- it would be totally awesome, it does not require much overhead at all without the cost of land, and because it is underwater it will not require stringent licensing.

 

[jamesosix]

its a nice vision and certainly has potential!



Even the BBC are getting into trouble with drones.

 

[flavourdomains]

I have those:

fooddrone.com
pizzadrone.com
burgerdrone.com
petdrones.com
expresscopter.com

what you think?

 

[lennco]

I have those:

fooddrone.com
pizzadrone.com
burgerdrone.com
petdrones.com
expresscopter.com

what you think?

Wow you have PizzaDrone? Nice!
That one has a lot of buzz (pun intended )

 

[nomen]

Yeah, pizza drone could be huge in not so distant future. I like express copter as well.

 

[iowadawg]

Somehow I do not see pizza delivered by drones to ever be a thing.

 

[SeriousName.com]

This might have been posted already. Looks like google is on board with the idea.

 

[lennco]

Somehow I do not see pizza delivered by drones to ever be a thing.

Back around 1993 I was on the phone with a guy from one of my credit cards making a phone payment, he told one day soon that everyone will have to invest in a computer because we will have to make our payments online, first I asked what is online? lol

After he explained it to me I said that will never happen, it will never be a thing

 

[Nitindomains]

Somehow I do not see pizza delivered by drones to ever be a thing.

It has already been tested, and going to surely exist. Pizza delivery is a sure thing, through drones.

 

[Keith]

Somehow I do not see pizza delivered by drones to ever be a thing.

I don't see delivery drones "taking off" at all. Too many privacy and logistical issues.

 

[McDuke]

I don't see delivery drones "taking off" at all. Too many privacy and logistical issues.

I can see drone freedoms being taken away real soon. I think they are going be allowed only with a licence and within set "airspace".

Drones are cool, i think they could take over the rail business and commercial shipping business.

But with all the crazies in the world i think everyone can see the negatives.

 

[iowadawg]

Okay, you are in some apartment in a neighborhood with all tall buildings.
Yep, can see that drone crashing into something real fast.
Or hey, it is raining, it is dark outside, and there goes the idea of having a pizza delivered by drone.

Oh, I was online back in the early 90's prior to 1993.

 

[lennco]

Okay, you are in some apartment in a neighborhood with all tall buildings.
Yep, can see that drone crashing into something real fast.
Or hey, it is raining, it is dark outside, and there goes the idea of having a pizza delivered by drone.

Oh, I was online back in the early 90's prior to 1993.

Autonomous drones will avoid tall buildings and with GPS and infrared can fly at night, rain not too sure.
And most had no clue about the internet (information super highway) prior to 1993
You just happen to be a head of the curve.

 

[SeriousName.com]

 

[lennco]

What is The Internet? 1994 - 1995

 

[Keith]

Delivery drones would need to be cameraless, and rely on gps only IMO.

 

[campout]

I just don't see drone delivery being right around the corner.

 

[Keith]

Just regged cameralessdrones.com lol