Amazon delivery drone for each location

- The delivery drones Amazon appear in all versions. A nimble drone who knows how to dodge in a crowded city other drones to deliver a package to a skyscraper to a drone who knows how to dodge the trees in the snow as it lands on a remote farm.

Amazon Prime Air drone project is not a whim, assures Paul Misener Amazon in an interview with Yahoo. "Challenges are sure, but when we have it's safe once proved, we can bring it to the legislators and hopefully soon roll out to our customers. I've seen it, it's going to happen, it's coming, "said Misener.

By drones delivered packets, Amazon wants to get together to deliver after ordering it online within 30 minutes. Useful when the grandchildren are with grandparents and battery electric truck breaks down, "explains Misener out. "Online ordering from Amazon and within 30 minutes delivered a new battery."

When grandparents have a tree stand for the home, they need not worry that the drone was flying into. Amazon's developer explains that the concerned chaperones weghebben more of a horse than a car. "If you are a small tree in your front yard and you like it for any reason whatsoever your car bump into, you can do so," explains Misener out. "But just try to run, he will not make a horse against the tree." The anxious chaperones will be equipped with technology that allows them to recognize and avoid obstacles.

The most difficult obstacle for Amazon itself, the regulations will be on the delivery of drones. The retail giant has aviation authorities around the world, including the FAA sent a proposal that keeps drones come in contact with aircraft. "We think: manned aircraft above 500 feet, a no-fly zone between 400 and 500 feet as a safety buffer. is between 200 and 400 feet is the transit area where drones can fly quickly horizontally. And below 200 feet is only open to certain actions such as rise and countries. "

Aviation authorities have not yet responded to the proposal. If Amazon do not have permission from the US aviation authorities while the drones are ready to take action, then there is no man overboard according to Misener. "We have customers all over the world. There is no reason why the United States should be first. We hope that it will be so. "