American Robotics receives new waiver and exemption from FAA
Drone systems operator American Robotics gets milestone approval and waiver from the FAA.
Drone systems operator American Robotics gets milestone approval and waiver from the FAA.
When it comes to drone delivery, some states are better prepared than others. Here are all of them ranked.
A new research paper found that no delivery method can match the energy efficiency of drones or small robots, but package delivery efficiency may be best left to vans.
During Workhorse’s recent earnings call, CEO Richard Dauch discussed the company’s goals for its last-mile drone delivery program.
Manna, an Ireland-based drone delivery company, will soon expand into the U.S. and mainland Europe.
Delivery radius expands from 1 to 2 nautical miles
Los Angeles-based A2Z Drone Delivery has introduced a flexible new delivery system that can handle up to 22 pounds of payload.
Ford is experimenting with a system that would allow drones to be controlled autonomously from delivery vans.
Amazon must complete 7,000 test flights as part of a federal regulatory requirement for durability and reliability.
The high-tech mailbox from DroneDek handles both traditional mail and drone deliveries.
Flytrex can now reach 100,000 eligible customers after the FAA signed off on doubling its delivery radius.
Self-flying drones from Vimaan will be the eye in the sky for a PFS warehouse in Memphis, Tennessee.
College Station will join Lockeford, California, as one of Amazon’s earliest U.S. drone delivery test markets.
Drone delivery provider Zipline adds yet another health care company to its list of delivery partners.
Wing, the drone delivery arm of Alphabet, is laying out flight plans with an array of advanced aircraft prototypes.
Bay Area-based Elroy Air just signed another agreement to deliver an order of its Chaparral aircraft.
The explosion of online shopping and our growing global economy makes shipping and delivery more important than ever.
The world’s largest retailer filed a patent that would combine two of last-mile delivery’s latest innovations: drones and robots.
Drone delivery firm Zipline launched a commercial service in North Carolina less than a week after obtaining a historic FAA certification.
Amazon announced that some 3,500 residents in the town of Lockeford, California, will be the first eligible customers to receive packages delivered by drone within 30 minutes