Silicon Valley Is Getting a Sweet New Treat
Silicon Valley Is Getting a Sweet New Treat: Drone Delivery
The startup Matternet has expanded the sky-based service it began piloting this summer in the South Bay. Right in time for Halloween, select residents of the California Bay Area just got a new way to trick-or-treat: having chocolate bars and fruity drinks delivered straight to their door via drone.
Matternet Launches First Drone Home Delivery Service in Silicon Valley [VIDEO]
New service offers zero-emissions, ultra-fast deliveries using the FAA-approved Matternet M2 platform Matternet has entered the home delivery market with the launch of the first-ever drone delivery service in Silicon Valley.
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After that, the bot will take the food to a Wing drone stationed nearby, which will then allow for “aerial delivery to customers as much as 6 miles away.” The companies hope the partnership ...
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