Amazon looks at dropping packages from as high as 25 feet

Amazon looks at dropping packages from as high as 25 feet

  • March 16, 2018
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Amazon looks at dropping packages from as high as 25 feet

It’s not that drones get tired. It’s just that if they’re delivering your box of cat food and low-rise socks, dropping down to put them on your patio, and then flying back up for the next delivery takes power they need to conserve.

Source: mercurynews.com

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