Fleets of delivery drones haven’t started swarming over cities, but having packages and snacks delivered by drone is quickly moving from a sci-fi fantasy to workable reality. Flytrex, an Israeli startup, is one of the pioneers in this space. They currently have drone delivery operations running in Iceland and Costa Rica. Earlier this year, in coordination with the FAA, they completed their first deployment in the US, delivering burgers and soft drinks to customers at the Kings's Walk golf course in North Dakota. To power these missions, Flytrex relied on the DJI M600. As startups like Flytrex prove out the viability of drone delivery, they open the door to rapid delivery of everything from food to medicine to communities around the globe.  Special Thanks to the University of North Dakota.

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Hello and good day Nebuchadnezzar. Thank you for sharing this video with us today. Great find and thank you for your support.

DJI Stephen Posted at 2-26 08:22
Hello and good day Nebuchadnezzar. Thank you for sharing this video with us today. Great find and thank you for your support.

You r welcome

Nebuchadnezzar Posted at 2-26 09:19
You r welcome

It is always my pleasure Nebuchadnezzar. Have a safe and happy flying always.

thanks- do they fly out of VLOS? must have gotten waivers

it also seems a little non priceefficent

Great video, thanks for posting!

Looks cool

Quite interesting

Pretty cool...thanks for sharing

Things definitely going ahead in this area. Australia ACT) has had trials for a while now & seem to be running ok (https://www.canberratimes.com.au ... 0181108-p50erl.html ). This sort of usage should trickle through to us with improvements - well one can hope.

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