Amazon Autonomous Delivery Vehicle Roll Out (VIDEO)
Amazon Scout autonomous delivery vehicles are being deployed to more customers in the Atlanta, GA and Franklin, TN metro areas. It was first implemented near Seattle and, [...]
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FAA Approves Amazon Drone Delivery
The Federal Aviation Administration gave final approval for drone delivered packages by Amazon, though the company said it is not ready to roll our drone service to customers [...]
Just What Your Operation Needs: A Manned Drone
Imagine moving mail and packages around your campus using a manned drone — a technology that has come of age. The ‘Big Drone’ is able to hold one passenger [...]
Google Drones Deliver Packages In Virginia
From the Associated Press October 18, 2019: A Google affiliate started using drones Friday to deliver customers’ Walgreens and FedEx purchases in a test being run in a [...]
Can A Drone Fly Over Your House? Legal Questions Remain
The Los Angeles Times explores the legal issues involved with drone delivery. What if a drone falls out of the sky and hits your head? Do you own the air space above your [...]
Amazon Drone Delivery To Start
Amazon announced it will begin using drones to deliver packages within the coming months … (click to read more) [...]
Amazon Drone Deliveries Get Boost With Trump Order
President Donald Trump signed an executive order that will help speed approval of drone use, giving local governments more authority over drone testing. The order is seen as [...]
Japan Post To Start Using Drones
Japan Post will start using drones to carry mail from post office to post office starting in 2018 … (click to read more) [...]
USPS And Drones: CIO Talks Future Of Mail
Kristin Seaver, chief information officer and executive vice president of the United States Postal Service, discusses mail intelligence engineering platforms, staying [...]
Drone Delivery At University of Singapore
Airbus CEO Tom Enders told a conference on Monday that his company will be demonstrating a flying vehicle by the end of 2017. The vehicle would be self-flying and could be [...]
