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  For racing purposes, first-person view (FPV) racing, also known as drone racing, comprises of custom-made quadcopters with a front-facing camera installed or built into them, as well as a high-speed electric engine. The pilot also uses a remote control to operate the drone while viewing the vision of the camera mounted on the drone using a head-mounted display or goggles, and the controller to control the racing drone's motion, speed, and direction. The global Racing Drones Market was valued at USD 411.8 million, with a CAGR of 22.1 percent expected during the projected year. Pilots of drone racing events (also known as high-speed or FPV drones) utilize racing drones (also known as high-speed or FPV drones) to compete in a racing sports match. It is fast gaining popularity all around the world. This is a sport in which human pilots fly and control their drones at fast speeds in a complex environment packed with hazards. One of the things driving demand and awareness for such rac