Japan launches new no fly UAV registration
On the 20th, Japan launched a system that requires the holders of small unmanned aerial vehicles and other unmanned aerial vehicles to register. The object is a UAV with a weight of more than 100g including batteries. The purpose is to quickly lock the holder in case of an accident or dispute. No flying unregistered UAVs. Violators will be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not more than one year or a fine of not more than 500000 yen (about 25000 yuan).
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