China is made up of tall, towering skyscrapers which for a parcel couriers must be a nightmare, but one company may have found a solution by using UAV drones.
SF courier service (probably the best courier in China) is currently testing the us of UAV devices to deliver small to medium-sized packages. The idea is that the it will save time to fly the radio control quad-copter up to the window of the customer rather than having to walk up the stairs or wait for the elevator.
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The UAV SF are testing is a suped-up version of the more common quad-copter with 8 powerful rotor offering enough lift to carry a weighty package.
Video of China’s Courier drones
Test flights have proven that the drone is easily capable of delivering goods, however issues with the noise it creates, health and safety (reaching out of a 15 floor window to get your parcel) and obvious issues with unmanned drones flying around cities need to be addressed.
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HAHAHA..now this is different.
Necessity is mother of inventions. So now we will see addresses not in front of the doors but also out side of windows. lol
Laughs apart, good smart thinking…
Until you hear someone’s falling from 30 store building to get his package.
This is a stupid idea.
Never gonna’ happen
Yes the recipient might hv to call a doctor if rotors slice his hands
China has glass covered skyscrapers too.
.
I think
This ones for
Repleys believe it or not
So, when did 4==8 happen?
This thing has eight (8) rotors, hence it is never ever a quad (= 4) copter, but an octocopter.
HAHAHA..now this is different.
Necessity is mother of inventions. So now we will see addresses not in front of the doors but also out side of windows. lol
Laughs apart, good smart thinking…
Until you hear someone’s falling from 30 store building to get his package.
This is a stupid idea.
Never gonna’ happen
Yes the recipient might hv to call a doctor if rotors slice his hands
China has glass covered skyscrapers too.
.
I think
This ones for
Repleys believe it or not
So, when did 4==8 happen?
This thing has eight (8) rotors, hence it is never ever a quad (= 4) copter, but an octocopter.