[Fergal]

Walmart have also commenced drone deliveries in the US, which to plan to expand to 34 states by the end of this year. Most of us can probably expect to have the option to avail of a drone delivery service within the next few years.

[Lushh]

Walmart have also commenced drone deliveries in the US, which to plan to expand to 34 states by the end of this year. Most of us can probably expect to have the option to avail of a drone delivery service within the next few years.

Amazon Prime Air was in the process of making drone deliveries to customers in California when I checked last time. There were talks of moving on to Texas as well.

[ArtemTerekhov]

I can still see homeless people and bored teens targeting these drones. I had seen a drone getting shot by kids with pellet guns.

There was a funny movie. Humorous one. Two man there planned to shoot at ducks. They shot down one but it turned out that they shot down a drone. Moreover it was a drone of their settlement head.

[Treborika]

I think it's quite a good idea. I can't wait for them to deliver me some chicken soup and rice

[Lushh]

I want to see how it turns out , because on one hand , yes it is a next step in delivery process but, What if they drones doesn't reach in the designated "landing" area ? What if the drone gets attacked by birds or get caught up in rain ? Or something even worse could happen

I think they would send another delivery and in some cases issue a refund.

[sweerie_banana]

I wonder when this will arrive in the third tier country.

[Lushh]

I wonder when this will arrive in the third tier country.

Actually I predict it to be quite soon. Things don't take long to catch on all over the world. No matter what it is, once a thing hits one place, it won't be long before it reaches everywhere. We've seen it!

[Netherrealmer]

In 3rd world countries, I can see street urchin will try to hunt these new preys that can give them free meals or random item

[cmoneyspinner]

Oh wow! First it was driver-less cars and now it's drones. I think I would like the drones better.

[jobless dude]

Recently I saw a video on internet where a many with jetpack is delivery things like a drone.

[edman200]

That's a smart move and also saves uber alot of money on gas and can make better and faster service for people .

[jobless dude]

Soon we'll have certain restrictions for delivering foods through drones. The government will introduce a policy.

[cmoneyspinner]

They are already doing drone food deliveries in North, Texas. I don't know about the rest o Texas. I haven't seen any drones flying around where I live.

[Sojourn]

That's astounding! but I don't think that a jetpack delivery is a viable solution for the companies as it is far more costly than a drone one