Drones bring cold beer for an hour

В Сиэтле компания Amazon решила вечную проблему «сколько алкоголя не бери, а в магазин все равно бежать придется». Теперь доставку выпивки можно заказать при помощи дрона. Стоимость такой услуги равна $ 7.99 за час. Но в компании уверяют, что квадрокоптер доставит клиенту всегда холодное пиво.

Unmanned delivery operates seven days a week from eight in the morning until midnight. Drone can deliver пиво, вино и духи.

Drone to help

The first permission for the delivery of cargo by drones by the US authorities issued the other day. This is how Flirtey startup will deliver drugs to remote areas of Virginia.

Permission issued by Flirtey - a kind of breakthrough. In the United States, drones around 500 companies are legally used, but mostly for video shooting. Permissions to deliver goods using drones for a long time is seeking the giant of online shopping Amazon. And it is even surprising that someone is ahead of him. Nevertheless, the company clearly expects to receive the same permission in the near future and is already training the “pilots” who will control the robots from the office.

The government of Dubai also thought about the possibilities of drones: they are seriously testing the possibility of delivering government documents by air. So that the attacker is not accessed by the attacker who shot down the “postman” flying on important matters, the safe lock in which the documents lie is equipped with a fingerprint scanner.

However, to enjoy the use of drones, it is not necessary to be an employee of Flirtey or an official in the United Arab Emirates. Ordinary people around the world have come up with a lot of interesting ways to use drones.

Proposal

In search of unusual ways to make an offer to their beloved, young people are ready to do much, including the use of drones.

That's exactly what Jason Muscat did: the engagement ring was delivered to him by a buzzing quadrocopter straight from the sky. So how could a girl say no?

In addition to the ring, the drone can easily carry flowers. One American company even tried to do this business, but the not very romantic-minded Federal Aviation Administration of the United States (FAA) once again spoiled everything.

Alcohol and food delivery

The power of aviation regulators extends to the sky, but government agencies like the FAA cannot interfere with the use of UAVs in the premises. This is used by the owners of bars and restaurants. For example, in the Cosmopolitan Marquee Dayclub in Las Vegas, the drone quite legally and effectively delivers you a bottle of champagne ordered.

But as soon as you step on the air, the rules change. For example, the Lakemaid brewery from Minnesota delivered beer to lovers of underwater fishing right on the lake. Unfortunately, the holiday for fishermen did not last long: the FAA quite quickly banned this practice.

Laundry delivery

In 2013, one of the Philadelphia laundries used drones to deliver clean things to their owners. In such an unusual way, the owner of the place, Harut Vartanyan, hoped to win a young audience.