
They sent a package around the United States for a while, making stops in different offices, which took the readings stored in the minilab inside the package. That minilab measured the number of times the package was flipped, the acceleration force (2g for a moderate jostle, 6g for a 2.5-foot drop) and temperature variations.
We knew FedEx may not be the best option. Looking at their findings, it seems like UPS is the winner. [Popular Mechanics]



















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