Zipline's new delivery drone comes with cute 'droid' for precise delivery

Logistics startup Zipline unveiled its newest drone, Platform 2, and aims for precise delivery with the help of a small, tethered "droid." #CNN #businessnews #dronedelivery #shorts

[@code638]

Wow and 10 dollar burger will cost you only $29.95

[@Fenthule]

Why? Most of the delivery "fees" from things like Uber and Door Dash is because of fuel costs. Electricity to charge a drone battery costs pennies. There's no human who needs to be paid a wage personally delivering it, the drones don't need tips. If anything this once fully rolled out and standardized, should substantially DROP the cost of home delivery for many things.

[@_salzberri]

@@Fenthule agreed, but I also think because of the cost to manufacture it I assume that would automatically give reason for these companies who buy or rent the services will try to make back their payout?

[@sherryeprice4414]

And another job gone.

[@JayCapone37]

More like people will fallow the things and steal the food

[@peerguy]

Lol

[@boochi7087]

*"Limited Locations: May not be available in your neighborhood if the home prices aren't at or above $1 million". 😂

[@elmerreed6048]

Maybe you are right,,, are you old enough to remember the rollout of color TV, or of VCR’s / microwaves? Learn history…

[@smoshfan439]

More locations=more money I’m sure they’ll figure it out

[@jacoblecoy3700]

​@@elmerreed6048 I remember the battery powered Philco Radio. VERY few people had electricity. DDT was the go-to bole wevil killer. Yep, this will be normal to the wealthy. The improvised will almost surely be forced, one way or another, to move into planned cities. The Middle Class will disappear. There will be NO property owned by the populace. The Centalized government will own all, control all, by the one party, Central government. Bicycles will be the primary means of transportation, locally. Public transportation will be available. You WILL have an ID card, and you will be subjected to search any place, anytime, without a warrant. It is being put into practice even now. The so-called Stimulas ads are selling Insurance policies. Of course they're government approved. All insurance is gov. Approved. However, there is a viable alternative: Vote For Trump if he runs. He's a fighter for America. Thank you for reading this.

[@jacoblecoy3700]

​@@smoshfan439 Yep, the only people who have been yelling for home delivery are those involved in the delivery business.

[@officialfanofrichiebricker8324]

Are you gonna pay an extra $29 for them to TEMU your package?

[@D4u2]

You also need to mention that those people are also doing amazing things like making a autonomous drone system in some countries to deliver medical supplies to hard to get to areas every 90 seconds

[@officialfanofrichiebricker8324]

Why do modern hospitals need a drone to deliver thier supplies 1 litre at a time. Why does the drone place have all the cities blood? Insurance fraud, thats why

[@TheThoughtCop]

They did

[@goodfellabeatsss]

I need my weed delivered like this 😂

[@franklinadams38]

8 lbs

[@Funko777]

Dank Bot? My body is ready.

[@goodfellabeatsss]

@@Funko777 😂

[@LucyLu1965]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@yeet8933]

what?

[@Lasagna69]

Squidward: FUTUREEEEEE 🤣💀

[@nznsi]

By my calculations, this thing can deliver 8 pints of Ben & Jerry's to my house. That can keep me sustained all weekend!

[@Anuchan]

This is less safe than a driver leaving the package on the doorstep because the drone has to be further away from buildings or trees or power lines. How will this prevent or discourage theft?

[@Fenthule]

It's not about discouraging theft and more about convenience and getting cars off the road from all the delivery companies like Uber, Door Dash, Skipthedishes, Lyft, Etc, etc, etc. You can charge drone batteries with the wind or solar, most of those cars take up space, produce tons of noise, and burn gas.

[@Funko777]

30mm Vulcan cannon strapped to a larger one of these that descends upon the poor bastard who thought it'd be a smart idea mess with the small drones :(

[@Wuking93]

People will steal the drop box for sure

[@zeryphex]

Participants will have to sign a digital agreement that one's household will be liable for stolen or damaged property.

[@enyang1907]

So it’s ok if I steal my neighbors delivery drone drop box? 😂

[@smoshfan439]

This is unavoidable despite Mark Robers efforts. You just have to be ready to receive it when it gets there

[@smoshfan439]

Maybe buy a remote sentry turret that fires non lethal bean bag rounds and uses facial recognition software in conjunction with a 4k/FLIR camera to defend your property. I’m sure someone would be able to build this in their garage.

[@Fenthule]

Easily avoidable. The drone that stays in the sky has a high def camera aimed directly below - anyone cuts the cord for the bottom one or tries to take down the one in the air, and the video feed is instantly forwarded with a 911 call to local authorities, and make it a huge federal offence to damage the drones. Might happen a few times but a couple 10 year jail terms or 50k dollar fines will make that stop quickly lol

[@Iwant-truth]

Damn. They are taking away the delivery driver jobs now lol. I wonder how they will eliminate Uber and Lyft.

[@Yusuf_Vizier]

autonomous vehicles

[@debracurry612]

​@@Yusuf_Vizier only an idiot gets in a car with no real person driving it.

[@Yusuf_Vizier]

@@debracurry612 Back in the day when people rode horses they would say the same thing about car... everything evolves and you have to adapt.

[@kawataufik5098]

Real human should be not getting tired if technically service humans but todays technology to make humans suffer

[@Fenthule]

pssst. We shouldn't be doing those jobs anyway. It's terrible for wasting gas, fills the roads with cars, and the whole "gig economy" thing is designed so corporations can get away with paying people less or have lower costs - like the fact that the cars maintenance isn't covered by the company like a taxi or limo, it's out of pocket by your delivery person. Or how they pay for a PORTION of the gas you buy, if you're lucky. Late stage neoliberal capitalism has created all kinds of these "jobs" - Airbnb, delivery jobs, everything is contract work and temp jobs, fewer companies can compete with the giant conglomerates that have swallowed up or shut down all the other competitors so they have to cut all costs to even have a chance of competing.

[@noras.9774]

Yes, in pandemic we were forced to stay at home; without pandemic, we stay at home, but voluntary!!

[@Cyancat123]

Concept art: carefully landing and placing the package on your sidewalk Reality: dropping it from 30 feet with a parachute that does nothing

[@sungkeunkwak6030]

For remote and isolated house. Not for urban apartment of multi layered.

[@CarFreeSegnitz]

What does the FAA have to say about these? Drones sharing airspace with private and commercial aircraft over a populated area. There are going to be vast no-fly zones over these drones’ preferred operating areas, populated cities. This concept was beaten to death several years ago by Amazon and they couldn’t make a go of it.

[@Throatzillaaa]

It says they are only 300 feet high, would that really affect the air space?

[@beforereal8662]

​@@Throatzillaaa NO

[@Fenthule]

Realistically they should be onboard. Of course standard no fly zones like around airports would have to exist for takeoff and landing, but planes and helicopters are substantially higher than 300ft typically. These drones have gone through multiple generations of tests and QA - Mark Robar actually did a video on this company recently. They already use drones (not quite the same but not too different either) delivering life saving blood and medical supplies in Rwanda. If all the delivery drones are communicating with each other and know where everyone is going, they'll theoretically never collide midair, and even if they do they have safety features like automatic parachutes that deploy at sudden altitude loss. And since they're standardized they wouldn't have cameras like personal drones do so the risk of "spying on the neighbors" - which is a genuine concern, is all but gone with these. Honestly the biggest issue I can see is in places like dense cities with high-rises. The drone's THEN might have issues weaving between buildings in high winds directly above vehicles. I'd imagine buildings might want to put communal "delivery pads" on the roofs to maybe get around some of that.

[@SKYCHICK__]

​@@Fenthule they will make really good target practice. I'd take em out!

[@pattyandersen5516]

Gee. I bet they’ve been working together on this. Don’t you?

[@davidstrother8726]

It looks like CGI to me.

[@user-nc3xu8or5w]

The one showing the white mini drone landing are cgi but the rest is not

[@aletrip642]

That system would be good for personal transportation

[@Digitalgovermentdreams]

Seamless technology amazing

[@NikkiRowCoxx]

Omg, this has gotta go global! Especially here in the US. No more issues with our food deliveries, please!

[@afccapetown2726]

How many employments in 1 delivery does this eliminate?

[@Iwant-truth]

I was just thinking this. They are attacking delivery drivers now. Like door dash and Uber eats.

[@Fenthule]

pssst. we shouldn't be doing those jobs anyway. It's terrible for wasting gas, fills the roads with cars, and the whole "gig economy" thing is designed so corporations can get away with paying people less or have lower costs - like the fact that the cars maintenance isn't covered by the company like a taxi or limo, it's out of pocket by your delivery person. Or how they pay for a PORTION of the gas you buy, if you're lucky. Late stage neoliberal capitalism has created all kinds of these "jobs" - Airbnb, delivery jobs, everything is contract work and temp jobs, fewer companies can compete with the giant conglomerates that have swallowed up or shut down all the other competitors so they have to cut all costs to even have a chance of competing.

[@Funko777]

​@@Iwant-truth these jobs are notoriously bad for the employees and other drivers on the road because of how over worked the drivers are 🤷

[@Christie_Love]

​@@Funko777Then maybe hire more drivers? I just don't think drone delivery will be successful on a large scale here in the US.

[@Iwant-truth]

You’re speaking lies. These jobs are perfect for people and that’s why they choose to do it. I am one of those people. Also, they are not overworked because they choose their own work schedule. Wow. You really tried to lie to me.

[@LygerTheCLaw]

and another startup bites the dust, when companies realize a single package delivery isn't worth a full recharge and battery replacement every few years.

[@officialfanofrichiebricker8324]

Those batteries will only last a couple days if they are constantly being recharged

[@joshstroud6823]

And I can’t fly my fpv drone in my back yard, these companies suck

[@descai10]

an automated drone is safer than a human controlled one

[@joshstroud6823]

@@descai10 the zipline drone is huge. my fpv quad only weighs 400 grams and the zipline would fly in residential areas. i dont

[@descai10]

@@joshstroud6823 the zipline drone would fly ~300ft above the ground and use a rope to lower items, there wouldn't be much danger.

[@joshstroud6823]

@@descai10 im not going to argue which on is safer because their use casses are completly different. these companys make the faa even further restrict recreational flying for the average person. even if i am in my own yard out in the county, they are able to track the pilots location.

[@officialfanofrichiebricker8324]

and theyre allowed to do it beyond visible line of sight

[@bubasingh4680]

This is a hacker's dream😅

[@commoncriminal923]

Next they be flying babies

[@suelyons531]

It's called a ZipStork. My son was delivered by ZipStork and he is perfect.

[@commoncriminal923]

@@suelyons531 you just came up with a very money idea. You sound like an enterprising young man Sue.

[@Iwant-truth]

😂😂😂😂 They are already working on creating babies in some tube looking thing. So maybe they will start delivering them too

[@commoncriminal923]

@@Iwant-truth might as well.

[@cpee656]

Remember the humans in that movie WALL-E? Yeah, we’re gonna be there in about 5 years. Why leave your couch? hahaha. Less cars on the road, for sure, which is fantastic.

[@TankandDimples]

We still have to walk to the door to the get the food...same as now.

[@Iwant-truth]

@@TankandDimples you won’t have a job to buy the food 😂 I’m kidding

[@TankandDimples]

@@Iwant-truth why not?! I am confused. Lol

[@reagankern5621]

If a dog sees that, he'll go after it.

[@zeryphex]

Participants will have to sign a digital agreement that one's household will be liable for stolen or damaged property.

[@enyang1907]

So it’s ok if I sniper shoot my neighbor’s delivery drone?

[@Fenthule]

@@enyang1907 then you go to prison for a long time for being a complete neanderthal.

[@Christie_Love]

As will thieves.

[@SKYCHICK__]

​@@zeryphex so when someone shoots it down the person who was expecting the package is responsible?

[@J.Cameron.Stuart.Adams.]

The promotion material shown is renderings. The new Platform 2 drone-droid model being tested is struggling to meet the design brief and customer requirements. Meeting safely requirements in the test markets is another hurdle Zipline is struggling with. All in all widespread drone delivery is a decade or more away. That's if it ever. Thanks to delivery services moving to EVs there is no need to switch to an alternative zero emission delivery system.

[@balung]

Why does this guy look like he needs to get some sleep.

[@sued3512]

And nobodys going to steal or damage the mini drone?

[@officialfanofrichiebricker8324]

theres no gentle zipline kzbin.infoLGNhpbSfEl0

[@garcroo2757]

imagine that shit in the hood you know they getting shot down lmao 😂🤣😂

[@zeryphex]

If your neighborhood's property values are too low, then you're not getting special delivery. lololol

[@SKYCHICK__]

I'd shoot them down, myself! L😅

[@polygonalmasonary]

Don’t deliver on our housing estate between 3 - 3.30 pm, the school kids will have a ball catching your droids and pulling down the hovering craft 😂😂😂

[@officialfanofrichiebricker8324]

They are not gonna zipline stuff to the ground. They will do bombing missions kzbin.infoLGNhpbSfEl0

[@stevenboltz8759]

I for see the gangs shooting these down and taking the merchandise. Nothing more reliable than a delivery person.

[@ethandolph4688]

1) it would be way more difficult than stealing from a porch 2) far worse criminal charge since you fired a gun in public 3) better that than robbing a delivery driver with a gun, no life lost Not really getting where you're coming from on this one, weird concern to have

[@stevenboltz8759]

@@ethandolph4688 well for staters board gang members would love to have something to shoot at like a drone. As far as fines or penalties, you honestly think that criminals really care any more with the democrats not wanting to prosecute pretty much any crimes as well as the push of defunding the police. As a delivery driver I am armed as well . The incredible cost of each drone it will not be a very cost effective way to do business especially if they get shot down every week, after all people in business want to make a profit. It just seems to be a very expensive target shooting game that board criminals can play.

[@russellprout723]

When your dead the pain is felt by others its the same when your stupid. Do you think gang members are going to be standing around with a gun just in case a drone comes with in shooting distance.

[@stevenboltz8759]

@@russellprout723 how ignorant are you about city life. Most gangs members have guns and are just selling their drugs , they see one of these come zipping by what makes you think they wouldn’t shoot it down for the merchandise? Gangs are opportunists.

[@rumraisin3764]

So humans delivering food for Walmart wasn't good enough? Got it👍

[@cmeav]

I can't wait to hear stories about this in da hood!!! 🫣😏

[@debracurry612]

Then some fool who has been driving around watching these drones will pull up outside the house and run up and steal your stuff before you get out to get it. I live 1/2 mile from an airbase. There's an airspace buffer around the base.No way these things will be allowed deliveries in my area.

[@a.johnson4291]

So this doesn't apply to you. Why be so negative about changes that may make life easier for others? I understand; it's all about you 😂

[@_A4A]

​@@a.johnson4291 Your laughing now, until your nolonger employed because a robot or drone has replaced you! There is a need for this I'm sure, but not to deliver groceries and a damn bottle of wine!.... Not all change or technology is good and we are all learning that the hard way!....

[@Fenthule]

@@_A4A for large deliveries I understand using a vehicle (battery powered bicycles with storage capacity requiring limited pedaling for the win!) But I don't think you realize how many deliveries from Uber, Skipthedishes, Door Dash etc, are like small single Item or small like 15 dollar burger and fries type deal. We're sending THOUSANDS of people out in their full size, gas burning cars, all across every city, delivering burgers. It's ridiculous and should be banned honestly. Not to mention those companies are hot garbage. They offload a bunch of their costs like vehicle maintenance to the people they pay slave wages to expecting tips from strangers to make up the difference. It's absolutely insane that this is common practice these days. If we can cut a bunch of those vehicles off the road and have drones delivering bags of cat food, burgers, and small grocery top ups, then I say absolutely go for it. It costs very little to charge a drone from solar or wind, but takes millions of years to make the gas that a car burns to go vroomvroom.

[@SKYCHICK__]

​@@_A4A you are so right! I could not agree more.

[@descai10]

@@_A4A It is good. Jobs like this should be replaced. We are moving towards a better society where nobody has to work and everything is automated.

[@oskifan1]

No one still steal your fries.

[@choua01]

200mph hurricane wind will end this thing.

[@1pierrr]

10-15 mile and hour will cause chaos to the zip line… hovers 300’ above and drips by a tether. How much is all that going to weigh (tether plus winch). And all that time dropping and lifting… what’s that going to do to the flight time and range? What a crock of shite.

[@Ganiscol]

@@1pierrr The drop ship has its own prop to stabilize itself...

[@1pierrr]

@@Ganiscol did I say anything about the drop ship… “zip line” the drip shop by their words was light. Can’t remember how light. That 300’ cable has to support itself and will be blown all over the place requiring the drop ship to stable use itself. Ever seen a helicopter drop something down on a cable 300’ ? That thing is all over the place. Sure the bottom might be stable… but the rest of it? Good job though…. Focus on something I didn’t say, that might be fine, (absolute definition of a straw man)… what about the rest I did talk about?

[@Iwant-truth]

Oh that’s right. I forgot about bad weather

[@Crosby4life]

They obviously wouldn’t operate their drones in that weather. 🙄

[@FuzzyStayBuzzin183]

This is a stupid idea.

[@mr.a.]

Well folks just wait till they start falling from the sky and hits properties. I can see the lawsuits coming.

[@a.johnson4291]

Negative Nancy 🙄

[@enyang1907]

Pro tip: have a partner use a anti drone gun to shoot down drone, while you walk to retrieve the delivery, the drone will fall down and hit you. Ouch! Now you can file a lawsuit

[@ethandolph4688]

1) will rarely happen 2) small and does little damage 3) company pays out a couple hundred at most for a couple shingles, maybe a window worst case scenario, Got any more grave concerns about new technology? 👴👴👴

[@jameswisslead4533]

What happens when we put all the humans out of work? This guy gets rich? I'm getting sick of "technological advances".

[@ethandolph4688]

We'll find other things to do,,, washing machines and dishwashers stole jobs and yet unemployment is historically below average in the 21st century. In fact you could argue people actually work *more* now than we used to and the rich are VERY rich, with a few hundred holding half the country's wealth. Automation isn't responsible for wealth inequality or unemployment.

[@jameswisslead4533]

@Ethan Dolph But the people this tech puts out of work are on the lowest rung already, and another economic downturn would bring unemployment rates back up. Sure we can find other things to do, but too many are unable to pay for a decent quality of life with those "things to do".

[@ItsyourboyPenguinboy]

These comments are Baffling. In my opinion this is fantastic idea that came to be through trial and error back in the 2010s and it’s a very good Alternative to waiting for a Uber eats delivery that takes much longer to get there. The website also talks about the prices being far better then the other Companies, yet I've seen complaints about it. I want to see it for myself but haven’t because I cannot find the app anywhere, I’d be thankful if someone told me what the app was called. I've also seen a lot of Heckling about thieves Stealing the Dropbox or Shooting the drones down for fun which are both very petty and I can see that happening in the US, however this cannot happen very often because do you honestly think that thieves are going to be paying attention for a quiet drone that blends in with the sky and takes only seconds to drop the package and leave? Do you think Lester Crest is gonna hack the mainframe and find the drones location mid flight? 😂 Also this is a type of thing that people would like to see when it comes down because that's how people are. I'd like to watch a drone drop down my package 😂. I highly doubt that is going to be a very common thing but I believe it could happen cause we all know how people can be. Don't need to talk about how very simple it is to charge the person who requested a delivery for Damages to the drone. But the Interference from others is something else, if the drone is ripped out of the sky and stolen install Tracking on it and recording cameras. If the package itself is stolen for whatever reason the buyer wasn’t coming to get it at that moment, Easiest option is installing a door Cam since most people have them now and prove the package was stolen in the few seconds of it landing and get a refund cause let’s be honest we aren’t running short of anything you bought. Or just Be there when the package lands. it’s really weird to me that it would be such an issue of Package Theft for such a small item which is probably someone’s food, that you Wouldn’t be there when it Arrives when it’s known for its quick delivery. I digress, it’s a small company and these things people are pointing out can be easily diverted. Also target practice? That’s a very small target all the way up in the air for a BB gun to hit man 😂

[@steverudder3321]

Isn't it amazing how perfectly everything works in a computer generated video?!🤔

[@BetterPrespective]

It is almost as good as the computerized video.

[@officialfanofrichiebricker8324]

The real video with a 3 yr old kid in it kzbin.infoLGNhpbSfEl0

[@ladariussanders4278]

The UPS should look into getting their own drone delivery service system here the US if they don’t do it themselves I’ll start a company an do myself

[@officialfanofrichiebricker8324]

Isnt it easier to use a truck to deliver stuff and not seperate trips by drone to everyones house 1 lb at a time kzbin.infoLGNhpbSfEl0

[@imarobot9192]

Hell yea! Real life loot boxes! Get your shotguns and birdshot ready!!

[@bwilson8058]

My weed man used one before, he sent me a Tray-Five...... It worked! (The nigga was on the next block )😅😂😂

[@0z074]

Awesome!

[@marilynfisher6350]

Really? Less jobs for DoorDashers and all who do deliveries. No more delivery jobs in 10 to 15 years

[@SuperTonyony]

Stop buying unnecessary things! Starve the capitalism beast!

[@Crosby4life]

@@marilynfisher6350is that supposed to be a problem

[@mattmmilli8287]

That won’t carry my orders 😂

[@B0HICA]

"0 emissions" ... how many children were used to mine the minerals for the batteries

[@deannabrison-vm3xj]

loose dogs, cats, and birds attacked my meal

[@christopherwyatt6064]

People getting so lazy, what's wrong with the world??

[@SuperTonyony]

Here's a thought: Get off the sofa and go buy stuff at the store. You could really use the exercise, you lardbutts.

[@AussieRandomVideos]

This technology is bot good enough for everyday usage, maybe in a other 15 - 20 years time

[@camillegreco6269]

Amazing!

[@claramaddox41]

It’s the Maroon 5 guy!

[@leonardschofield9913]

Is there a parachute option for delivery? Also, how can I invest?

[@officialfanofrichiebricker8324]

kzbin.infoLGNhpbSfEl0

[@johnclassick240]

What about during bad weather, rain, snow etc.. They would have a hell of a time in places like Seattle.

[@descai10]

drones can actually do pretty well in bad weather

[@johnclassick240]

@@descai10 What about sustained winds? If so, up to what wind speed?

[@marcpikas2859]

Drone seems to be able to do paper bag deliveries only. Needs refinement!

[@gregstewart7855]

Invasion of privacy of the neighbors of users. How is this legal?!

[@ethandolph4688]

Are you on your phone right now? 😂😂😂

[@kfrerix9777]

Show me the law against it. Feelings ain't laws.

[@pattyandersen5516]

Debbie downer strikes.

[@rickym7380]

How is it an invasion of privacy if it does not have a camera. Also dosent google earth spy on everyone? If somebody really wanted to spy someone could easily just get a good camera with a zoom lens and that would be far more effective and easier

[@lnteIIigence]

Just make sure it detaches its droid if it gets caught on something or someone tries to yank the drone out of the sky!

[@sophiasocal68]

That drone will use an entire battery up in WYOMING. Delivery fee just went to 75% of original cost. Yeah...REAL cost efficient.

[@gloriouse4458]

NO MORE DELIVERY 🚚 📦 TRUCKS, PEOPLE, OR POLLUTION N DEFINITELY LESS JOBS 😢

[@Iwant-truth]

Less jobs for sure. People are going to start eating each other. It will be the only way to survive with all this technology going on. I saw 4 robots crossing the street. They looked like boxes on wheels. So I guess they were delivering something. But they were actually rolling down the street and would wait at the crosswalk like a human and cross when allowed.

[@Holeefooks]

Zero emission? Except mining for the battery we do not need more electric toys

[@budo4]

Please be honest and show us footage of a delivery in windy situations.

[@officialfanofrichiebricker8324]

kzbin.infoLGNhpbSfEl0

[@chriswhiting2926]

Higher service level ? No porch delivery, and no apartments.

[@senexa1]

links?

[@ducimus031]

Until it gets windy

[@nighthawkflyer]

I would take the drone.

[@64maxpower]

If that thing comes near me I'm going to tie the string to a bumper of a bus

[@Qwiv]

I do t want these all over my skyline.

[@Iwant-truth]

Right. But it will be funny to sit and watch people try to shoot them down.

[@Qwiv]

@@Iwant-truth that’s a felony. Not really a funny solution.

[@BicycleFunk]

@@Qwiv that's what masks are for

[@frobakhal3415]

What about noise pollution, some people SLEEP days and work nights. Not to mention wildlife birds, etc interfering with their natural ability to live. Some animals don't mate for example in certain conditions they feel are not safe. Look at zoo's for example. Sounds like a great idea but many questions.

[@SKYCHICK__]

Oooo!! Target practice!!!

[@immersiongaming4090]

Where to invest

[@charlespk2008]

The mini drone is stupid. But being able to fly stuff to remote locations via drones is incredibly important.

[@jamestajiri58]

The zipline and droid is for safety so there are no dangerous high speed blades near people or pets

[@Ganiscol]

Bonus: The noise stays above

[@kaispirit2079]

🌩️⚡⚡

[@Luisventuralaw]

I promise you that you will never see this in any meaningful way. Good luck working your way around over head lines, trees, etc.

[@user-sg2fw6ze7n]

내 생각에는 땅이 넓고, 눈이 많이 오는지역에서 특히 잘될꺼다.

[@Misbahahsan]

Better have delivery boy. It give employment.

[@Native722]

Wow cool

[@user-sg2fw6ze7n]

결국 드론 배달이 정착되고 보편화되고 일상적인 일이 될것임.

[@eddiebarrasa4426]

You’re cutting out people that need to work and make money for their families

[@Kleekr20]

There is only one thing constant in life, it's change, humanity can never remain the same forever, you'll just have to adapt. Just my opinion though

[@thechapulinred]

Unless the jobs are given to the people who’d deliver packages to fly the drones, I don’t see how this helps Americans with jobs.

[@danutmh]

cool 3D effects i guess , totally not a scam designed for metropolitan brainlets.

[@tamaradiana2431]

Great but I hope bad people don't deliver explosives to harm people.

[@enyang1907]

This is only good for medicine and prescriptions. Maybe candies tooo

[@jasonplunkett6636]

Zero emissions? Lithium batteries.... Plastics... Wire insulation... I call bullshit. This would definitely be awesome for dispensaries though. 😆🤷‍♂️

[@aboubakrytall2214]

Very fine and god

[@nathanurick8320]

How many job will we give up for this technology

[@a.johnson4291]

Shall we go back to mining with pick axes and lanterns? It's called modernization. New jobs making the drones. Probably pays more than delivering food

[@westonknight7474]

.......sooooooo very-very cool

[@1trushadowclw642]

Cool when do they take over the world tho Matrix

[@kh485]

Zero emissions??? What about all the natural gas burned to charge that thing and all the mining needed to make the materials and battery? Plus, the battery is no good after a few years.

[@moonlightfitz]

😮

[@slime_surprise]

Until some smart arse start cornering those drones stealing their cargo

[@franklinadams38]

China was doing this 10 yrs ago

[@arsimckhoi]

Can't tell you how much this idea is bad

[@user-jl5bi5dr2k]

💯👍

[@jimmydumaguit9331]

😳😲👍

[@mr.m4853]

What happens when these things start dropping off bombs?

[@thegermanwaffle4872]

They already have.

[@starchild1595]

Girl stop.

[@romedramazone]

Less work 😢

[@juriaanoussoren]

Zero emission...

[@tuco4386]

Let me see

[@rodyep3136]

can we use it to deposit the illegal immigrants back in their own countries?