delivery drones
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This Amazon Mothership Is Terrifying As Hell, Even If It’s Completely Fake
Have you seen that viral video of an Amazon blimp that deploys delivery drones? Twitter users are calling it “borderline dystopian” and “what the last human alive will see.” In reality, the blimp is totally fake, but that doesn’t make it any less scary. But there’s still reason to be unnerved by what you’re seeing.
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Amazon’s Flying Warehouse Idea Looks Like A Total Disaster
Amazon loves talking about its drone delivery system despite the fact that it’s nowhere near complete. When the company made its first drone delivery earlier this month, the aircraft carried a bag of popcorn and Fire TV box a measly 700m. Nevertheless, Amazon is exploring an even more ambitious idea: Flying warehouses.
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Google Says Project Wing Drones Will Be Delivering To Doorsteps By 2017
Google’s Project Wing seemed very far from reality when it started getting attention while testing in Australia last year. But now the project’s lead, David Vos, is saying the drone delivery service could be flying goods to people as early as 2017.
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If Anyone Can Get Delivery Drones Legalised, It’s Google
The commercial drone industry has a new best friend, and that friend is powerful and loaded. It’s Google, which recently unveiled to The Atlantic its secret drone delivery program, Project Wing, meaning another tech titan now has skin in the commercial UAV game. One that might just have enough clout to make delivery drones happen.