Drones zipping above our cities, landing on rooftops to drop off a bottle of Tylenol or a hot pizza, then flying home to charge their batteries. It sounds like a far-off fantasy world, the kind of futuristic project that companies trot out to generate press coverage but has little chance of becoming a reality anytime soon. And yet two of the world’s biggest companies, Amazon and Google, are starting to confidently assert that they have the technology to implement this kind of business now, if only the regulators would get out of the way.
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What's really standing in the way of drone delivery? People and the prospect of theft. How do you confirm it has been received by the person it's supposed to? How do you, in fact, deliver
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.. a lot out there are going to make target practices of these delivery-drones.