Amazon?s 30-Minute Drone Deliveries Will Start Next Year

[Meat-Head]

Drones being shot down by thief's

Great news, bet if there that dumb they destroy the package and drone

[smirnoff_rules]

Bet drones worth 100 times more that it's carrying , hold them for ransom


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[Meat-Head]

See if can recharge and reprogram drone so can stick camera on it and stalk people

[romanrepublic]

Can't wait to try it


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[Meat-Head]

OFF TOLIC

https://mobile.twitter.com/WiredUK/status/686906752588054528/photo/1

[Meat-Head]

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https://mobile.twitter.com/richardjgooch/status/773885875939835904/photo/1

why would you?
if turns pc on & brings up dk, then yes otherwise no

[GastonJ]

The US army will soon be using Amazon drones to deliver 'packages' as well, save them buying their own. Suicide drones ?

[cactikid]

There we all were, thinking that delivery by the next morning was pretty fast - but Amazon is to deliver within 30 minutes as early as next year.

The deliveries won?t come in a white van - they?ll be dropped off by a drone, within half an hour of ordering.

Customers will even be able to order goods to their current location (using a GPS smartphone app) rather than to their home address.

Last week, America?s Federal Aviation Administration announced that regulations to govern such drones would be in place within a year - and Amazon said that as soon as these regulations are in place, their drones will take flight.

In the UK, drones would be governed by Civil Aviation Authority regulations - but the company has a testing centre in Britain where it is working on the technology.

Amazon says, ?We?re excited about this technology and one day using it to deliver packages to customers around the world in 30 minutes or less.

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should i be worried still awaiting delivery since july 2015

[ifred]

the only thing that can be delivered that fast is ishit
The birds have been delivering that for millennia

[GastonJ]

and if you live near an airport or airbase, one of the government spy centres, you can forget it, they won't be allowed to fly there. If you live more than about an hour from Amazon's warehouse then the batteries won't last, so forget it. If the item weighs too much then forget it.

It's all hype tbh. Don't expect to see them any time soon.

[cactikid]

hell no we wont go