Drone delivery makes up a majority of drones in the commercial space. Companies including Google, Amazon and many delivery companies are taking to the skies in hopes to forward their business and the future of deliveries. Need a coffee, life saving medicine or just wanting a new product? Drones are likely to deliver your goods in the near future.
Google Wing are taking to the skies in three nations in hopes of making drone deliveries a standard method of transport. Amazon are taking to the skies in the United Kingdom to test its drones network and to provide surveillance to its customers at the same time.
Amazon‘s Scout delivery robots are making their way down South to deliver packages to select customers in Atlanta, Georgia and Franklin, Tennessee. The delivery robots will allow Prime members to access free Same-Day, One-Day, and Two-Day shipping. The Scout delivery robots have already delivered thousands of packages to customers in Snohomish County, Washington and in… Full post
Flirtey has been granted it’s latest drone delivery patent by the United States Patent Office for the safe and precise delivery of packages. The patent covers the hardware and software used to ensure the packages are delivered safely and securely. The patent (US Patent 10,618,655 B2) covers the key technology used by Flirtey and other… Full post
Google’s drone delivery company Wing Aviation has announced it will soon be delivering bread, coffee and food items by drone to houses in Logan, Queensland. Wing hopes to focus this new delivery venture at families with young kids.
Everdrone, the autonomous drone software creator has just had their first autonomous drone delivery between 2 hospitals in Sweden this month. The drone wasn’t able to use any GPS to land and was forced to use it’s onboard vision systems due to the area the being surrounded by tall buildings.
Uber Air, the drone ridesharing company is testing out a new delivery method for its food delivery company, Uber Eats. Uber plans to take to the skies with its drones and your food to a drop off location for a courier to then deliver it to you.
