There are plenty of use cases for drones, and many companies are working to find them. A University of Maryland Medical Center team used a drone to deliver a human organ for transplant. Flytrex is delivering Starbucks and Dairy Queen products in North Carolina; Wingcopter is delivering COVID-related medical supplies; and even golf courses are getting in on the action. In Arizona, AgEagle and Valqari have teamed up to test the on-demand delivery of beverages to holes on a course.
But in the U.K., a laundry app service, Laundrapp, wants to start picking up consumers’ dirty clothes with a drone.
“Laundrapp has always been at the forefront of innovative technology, and the launch of ‘Laundry Drone’ is just another way we’re working with our customers and partners to find ways to innovatively serve our growing customer base,” said Allan Warburton, managing director of Laundrapp.
The Laundry Drone doesn’t exist yet, but the company said it will work with suppliers to build the framework for drone laundry delivery.
Laundrapp, which is owned by Inc. & Co., enables consumers to schedule laundry pickup and delivery. The company will send a courier to collect the laundry and after cleaning, return it to the consumer within 48 hours.
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