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...and it’s still no closer to being practical, legal, or safe. Small drones have a very limited range and payload capacity. And how would they deliver to offi
by bluescrn 8y ago
...and it’s still no closer to being practical, legal, or safe.
Small drones have a very limited range and payload capacity. And how would they deliver to offices or apartments (with no private garden or driveway to land or drop the parcels)? How would they avoid collisions with anything from skyscrapers to trees to power lines? (Does that level of 3D map data exist yet)
How do they prevent the risk of propellor related injuries, or of stolen drones (perhaps even shot down ‘for the loot’)
Then there’s the FAA (and other aviation regulators worldwide) to deal with.
Still seems like a marketing stunt for now, or a much-longer-term goal