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Back in the gold rush days of the mid 1800’s, there was a desperate need to deliver stuff from the East Coast where everything was established, to the new Wild West colonies over in California.
Today, our delivery ecosystem looks a little different. What’s a quantum of delivery that’s smaller than a car and bike, but greater than your feet? And faster and potentially cheaper than both? Drones. Which has led to one of the next great races in engineering. Here’s everything you need to know – and to profit from – the great drone wars.
Imagine a day when with a few taps on your phone, you order a burger. But instead of some pleb delivering it to your door by “car”, the restaurant places your food on a drone where it flies over to you in a relatively straight line (way faster than driving through traffic). That is the dream of delivery drones. Recently with the FAA’s new ruling, starting early 2021, companies will be able to operate their drones around people and at night with some regulations.
If you can be the first company to make a viable drone delivery system, not only are you gonna have the fastest delivery, but your company is going to get the most press, the most word of mouth, the most hype. But perhaps most importantly, the first movers to get this tech working are going to have a massive head start to scoop up market share, and cement their throne at the top of the hill.
Amazon already has their Prime Air program where they’re promising small deliveries in 30 minutes or less via their new drone. UPS partnered with CVS and a hospital to target the healthcare industry and have the drone deploy from the top of their delivery trucks to deliver medicine. Alphabet has their own drone startup called Wing. Wing offers them a way to deliver small goods to their local customers exactly when they need it within 6 miles in 6 minutes. Valqari is offering a solution to the last step in the drone delivery process: where the drone is going to land and take off from, and how to secure the packages for the right person.
Electric airplanes haven’t taken off because of one simple limitation – battery capacity. Drones run into a similar problem but to a lesser degree.
Now, the naysayers will always mock new ideas like these as “unrealistic” that “this could never happen” that “there are starving children in Africa and you greedy bastards want even faster delivery? Don’t we have a social responsibility to take care of the needy first?” Time will tell. But once that happens, the innovators, the open minded will make money – and the naysayers will be left behind, sucking their thumb.
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Amazon will then find a way to monetize the footage captured by drones as they’re dropping off packages to give to banks, to assist in asset repossession services to people that don’t pay their loans.
future obesity rate to current obesity rate: “I’m about to end this man’s entire career”
The noise pollution is gonna suuuuuuuuck
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These videos about currently rising industries and future industries that haven’t really started yet are awesome.
Sp commie amazon/google/etc are gaining even more power besides controlling politics/speech/etc
The future is scary – commie corporation world.
Honestly, this will happen, it is part of the World Economic Forum’s agenda. I think you can literally invest in anything they are proposing and will end up making money
I think the big overlooked issue these companies will face is noise pollution. Rotary blades make a lot of noise (Helicopters, Windmills etc.) At the wedding venue I work at, photographers use them all the time and the small ones can be heard two blocks away. I’m positive there will be alot of backlash for urban and suburban areas if drone delivery becomes constant.
They just made it a whole lot easier to steal packages. Assuming you have some sort of tool to knock them down
I cannot wait to order my mail-order bride.
Time to invest my money on companies that make slingshots.
What about *Birds* ?
Commercial aviation insurance brokers rubbing their hands together after this video.
I think noise pollution will be a big problem. People won’t stand for it. In europe sports cars are getting quieter and quieter by law. That problem at least has to be solved
They need more armor. I’ll be dammed if a pirate shoots my package down with a slingshot ?
Mobile phones were considered a luxury item but in fact they are now common throughout the world and are useful for people who don’t have infrastructure – drones will be the same.
Is it even possible for Jake Tran to make a bad video? I’ve yet to see that happen
gotta say this is my favorite channel on youtube rn
Can we get the economy of a corrupt politician PLEASEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
I’am gonna start a drone army now
Public surveillance is the end game
Default comment for algorithm.
what happens when drone hits planes turbine. Or it falls and hits you in the head.
I bet that people are gonna try to steal packages from these drones
Fuuuuck it sucks to be in a third world country right now.
They want to shut down the hobbyists from enjoying the lower air space… These big companies can go suck an elephant dick.
Because it’s a Ponzi
you should do a collab with James Jani.
Jake Tran, and the Tran Mafia, the starving people of Africa already has a drone service delivering medical supplies for years.
See “How Rwanda Built A Drone Delivery Service” “DHL Medical Delivery Drone Tanzania – Wingcopter – Parcel Copter 4” on youtube.
Try to keep up with the starving Africans, k? K.
Two words: net gun.