Seems that Nokia are spreading their wings into the drone service - Drone in a Box solutions for things like remote Search and Rescue operations.
Bet when one of these things crash they cause more destruction to what they hit than what hit them haha
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Remember when Sony dipped their toes with the Airpeak S1?
We just need Samsung to try next 
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Oh man forgot about the Sony one - wow that was a dud haha
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What about the GoPro Karma, fucking awful.
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Does it have snake on it?
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What about an Apple FPV Drone Pro with the Apple Vision Pro goggles? 
ÂŁ3.5k for the goggles
ÂŁ2k for drone
ÂŁ950 for the controller
ÂŁ200 for a battery that last 19 minutes
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Those of a certain age may remember the ultra rare “Mavic Pro Alpine White Combo” which was only available to purchase on Apple.com 
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That’s better than £280 for an Inspire TB47 battery that lasts 14 minutes
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Let’s hope Microsoft don’t venture into the drone market. Take off, get to 350ft and a message on the screen says, “updating” 
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Or the blue screen of death, or trying to force you to use their own driver that doesn’t work, or refusing to boot because the latest security update doesn’t recognise the driver thats worked for the last two years because it’s not digitally signed by microshit, or filling up the sd card/internal storage with shadow copies,
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What is the difference between the Nokia drone and a suitable consumer drone flying BVOL?
One rule for one…
from the systems I have seen the commercial BVOL setups like what Amazon and now Nokia have that over what a drone like a Mavic etc has for them to be certified for BVOL they will have transponders on them so that planes and ATC can see them and depending on size / weight may have parachutes on them in the event of an emergency.
Basically there is a few more safety features on them that a standard consumer drone would have.
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Military and police have similar permissions