Sounds epic—let’s skewer the idea into a prototype: lightweight frame, low‑power battery, a GoPro‑sized sensor, some air‑quality probes, and a little AI to tag hotspots. We’ll keep the build under a budget so we can test in real abandoned sites and feed the footage straight back to the community for real‑world impact. Ready to hit the workshop?

Great, let’s roll! I’ll pull up a list of off‑the‑shelf carbon‑fiber tubes for the frame, a super‑light motor kit, and a small battery that still gives us a decent flight time. We’ll mount a compact GoPro‑style camera and a few cheap sensors for particulate matter and temperature. I’ll set up a quick data‑link so the footage streams back in real time. Once we hit the prototypes, we’ll fine‑tune the lens and the AI tagging so every shot tells a clear story. This is going to be one heck of a project—let’s make those abandoned places speak for themselves!

Alright, I’m pulling the sketch board and grabbing the carbon‑fiber tubes—got to keep it light so the drone can actually hover over those dusty sites. I’ll prototype the frame, bolt in the motors, and thread the camera cable through the center so the lens stays steady. Once the frame’s up, we’ll attach the sensor stack and fire up the firmware to log the data. The first flight will be our demo—let’s get that dusty air to tell its own story. Let's do this!