Love that idea -- and I think there are probably several startups that could be spun up on top of this (off the top of my head: search & rescue, monitoring swimmers in triathlons, helping governments identify zoning violations like unregistered pools, monitoring core infrastructure like pipelines for potential hazards like excavators nearby, finding people with bonfires in high risk fire areas, tracking wildlife, finding boats fishing in restricted areas, counting cars in parking lots, monitoring construction progress, etc)

I would be thrilled to have someone pick this repo up and run with it. We're really focused on the developer tools and core infrastructure behind the computer vision part. We don't have the bandwidth to capitalize on all these opportunities (and this is only in the aerial space which is a tiny portion of the use-cases we've already seen for the technology; engineers at over 2/3 of the Fortune 100 have used Roboflow for things in every industry from retail to broadcasting to manufacturing to agriculture to healthcare).

Having meaningful businesses built on top of our tools is a great sign that we're building something useful (and we'd be ecstatic to help them succeed if they want to become a customer)!

I could see it be productized for anyone needing to do drone imagery!