But.. Will the business model survive. Balance the cost of lost drones and parcels against saving a day on delivery. Particularly for small value items.
Honestly can't see it being more than a stunt.
That didn’t end well. They should stick to ground delivery.Absolutely...and here is the Russian version
Wonder what their spin was on what caused it?Absolutely...and here is the Russian version
My home delivery experience as a "non prime member" using UPS / FedEx web tracking, deliveries the last mile is not the problem. The bottleneck is at the warehouse by a factor of a fortnight time. Maybe the drone would be better utilized inside the warehouse instead of the last mile ?But.. Will the business model survive. Balance the cost of lost drones and parcels against saving a day on delivery. Particularly for small value items.
Honestly can't see it being more than a stunt.
It's Gulag time for the pilot... mechanical or wifi error or not.....Absolutely...and here is the Russian version
Stick to ground deliveriesIt's Gulag time for the pilot... mechanical or wifi error or not.....
Yes, it may allow faster delivery but the big attraction is reduced costs. It is to be seen if it will be successful.
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