Alphabet’s Wing, claimed to be one of the key players in drone delivery, has taken a major leap forward with its latest aircraft. This new model boasts a payload capacity twice that of its predecessor, hauling up to five pounds of goods.
But it’s not just about muscle. This sleek bird also soars at 65 MPH, delivering your goodies in a blistering six minutes within a 12-mile radius. That’s faster than most pizza deliveries, and speaking of pizza, most pies fall well under the five-pound limit. Just sayin’.
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The increased weight limit will also allow Wing to complete more deliveries at once and limit the number of orders that require more than a single drone. Ast tis increased capacity translates to more deliveries per drone, slashing the need for multiple trips by 30%. CEO Adam Woodworth calls it a game-changer, streamlining deliveries for larger orders, like those last-minute pasta ingredients you forgot.
This is just the first chapter in Wing’s drone evolution. They’re launching an “Aircraft Library”, a fleet of diverse drones built for specific tasks, much like a delivery company’s fleet of trucks. So, while an Xbox might still be a bit too much for these birds, Wing is clearly paving the way for a future where drones handle a wider range of deliveries, all with the efficiency and speed of the sky.
Wing is currently taking flight in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, Australia, Finland, and Ireland, partnering with retailers like Walgreens and Walmart to bring the future of delivery closer to your doorstep. So, keep your eyes peeled for the whirring wings of progress – Wing is just getting warmed up.
But it’s not just about muscle. This sleek bird also soars at 65 MPH, delivering your goodies in a blistering six minutes within a 12-mile radius. That’s faster than most pizza deliveries, and speaking of pizza, most pies fall well under the five-pound limit. Just sayin’.
Click here to watch the video
The increased weight limit will also allow Wing to complete more deliveries at once and limit the number of orders that require more than a single drone. Ast tis increased capacity translates to more deliveries per drone, slashing the need for multiple trips by 30%. CEO Adam Woodworth calls it a game-changer, streamlining deliveries for larger orders, like those last-minute pasta ingredients you forgot.
This is just the first chapter in Wing’s drone evolution. They’re launching an “Aircraft Library”, a fleet of diverse drones built for specific tasks, much like a delivery company’s fleet of trucks. So, while an Xbox might still be a bit too much for these birds, Wing is clearly paving the way for a future where drones handle a wider range of deliveries, all with the efficiency and speed of the sky.
Wing is currently taking flight in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, Australia, Finland, and Ireland, partnering with retailers like Walgreens and Walmart to bring the future of delivery closer to your doorstep. So, keep your eyes peeled for the whirring wings of progress – Wing is just getting warmed up.
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