&&This product is an X8-M, remote-controlled drone helicopter for 3 dimensional mapping. It consist of: a Pixhawk autopilot system, a canon S100 with custom 3DR EAI software and fixed mount, a Spektrum DX7s radio control, a Ground station radios in 433 or 915 MHZ, two flight batteries, a spare parts kit and a Pix4Dmapper LT 3DR Edition. All those articles are included in a travel case. It can capture images with a level of detail and precision that is impossible to acquire with manned flights or satellite imagery.

&&This product is comprised of many components, but the essential character of this product is the capture of high precision aerial images for 3 dimensional mapping. The General Explanatory Note to Chapter 90 reads "This Chapter covers a wide variety of instruments and apparatus which are, as a rule, characterised by their high finish and high precision…". The good at issue fits this description. Furthermore, item (10) to the Explanatory Note to heading 90.06 provides for the X8-M, remote-controlled drone helicopter for 3 dimensional mapping at issue. It reads: "Aerial survey cameras designed to take successive pictures at predetermined time intervals so that a strip of ground is covered by overlapping photographs. Some aerial survey cameras have multiple lenses to take vertical and oblique views. This group includes cameras for aerial photogrammetry".&&&&This product is comprised of different components put up in a package for retail sale. It meets the "sets" criteria set out in the Explanatory Notes to the General Interpretative Rules (GIRs) for GIR 3(b). The essential character is the camera.&&