Deuce Drone Tests In Mobile

Mobile is a testing location for Duece Drone, FOX10 recently reported. Deliveries should take approximately 5 min.“Think Uber Eats, but replacing the car and the driver with an autonomous drone,” said Philip Burton from Deuce Drone, adding that prescription drugs delivery is another goal. His colleague Rhett Ross explained, “We could see rolling this out in the next 12-18 months and starting to deliver food and retail products to over 250,000 people in this market alone.” So far, Buffalo Wild Wings and Rouses have partnered with the company for drone doorstep delivery. By the end of the year, customers in Mobile and Baldwin counties could get food delivered from these companies via the devices. While their current capacity is about 12 lb, plans are to eventually increase it.

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