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Computer programs concerning vehicle control, namely, computer programs for operation and control of unmanned aerial vehicles and aerial drones; computer programs for fully- or semi-autonomous control of unmanned aerial vehicles; control apparatus in the nature of electronic controllers for unmanned aerial vehicles; computer programs for managing networks of unmanned aerial vehicles and coordinating traffic of those unmanned aerial vehicles; computer programs for fully- or semi-autonomous aerial assessment and point-to-point aerial logistics of unmanned aerial vehicles; computer programs for interpreting data generated by unmanned aerial vehicles; computer programs for encrypting and transmitting video generated by unmanned aerial vehicles; computer programs for uploading data generated by unmanned aerial vehicles to a distributed storage mechanism; computer programs for uploading data generated by unmanned aerial vehicles to a blockchain;

Aerial drones; unmanned aerial vehicles; quadrotor unmanned aerial vehicle for reconnaissance tasks; unmanned aerial vehicles for assessing scenes and providing transportation, inspection, photography, filming, and mapping as necessary; unmanned aerial vehicles for emergency response; internet-connected networks of unmanned aerial vehicles for emergency response; internet-connected unmanned aerial vehicles that autonomously conduct waypoint and bounding missions, returning to respective docking stations for charging when those missions are complete; internet-connected drone first responder ("DFR") networks; accessories for unmanned aerial vehicles, including stations used to recharge or refuel unmanned aerial vehicles and stations used to wirelessly communicate with unmanned aerial vehicles; internet-connected docking stations at which unmanned aerial vehicles are able to autonomously land, recharge, and redeploy; docking stations for recharging unmanned aerial vehicles without requiring operator intervention; network-connected docketing stations that facilitate autonomous docking and charging of unmanned aerial vehicles, through the use of beacons or real-time kinematic Global Positioning System (GPS);