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    Amazon to expand drone delivery into Britain and Italy

     

     

    Amazon¡¯s drone delivery service, Prime Air, is set to extend its reach to the UK and Italy by the end of 2024. 

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    Amazon on Wednesday said it hopes to expand drone delivery into Britain and Italy by late next year, as it unveiled new warehouse robots and tech in its race to get shoppers what they want quickly.

    The Seattle-based e-commerce colossus said it will expand drone delivery of certain purchases to a third US state as well as to the two European countries by the end of 2024.

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    Amazon delivery drones are already at work in California and Texas, and a new MK30 model will be able to operate in more extreme weather conditions than those currently in use, Amazon Prime Air vice president David Carbon said during a marketing event.

    Amazon has also installed a new robotics system called Sequoia in one of its Texas logistics centers, the company said.

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    Prime Air¡¯s new MK30 drone is designed to withstand diverse weather conditions, including light rain, and can deliver packages weighing up to 5 pounds (2.27 kilograms). This opens the door for quick and convenient deliveries, with customers expected to receive their orders within an hour. The drone uses advanced ¡°sense and avoid¡± technology to detect and steer clear of obstacles, enhancing flight safety. It also boasts a quieter flight, with custom-designed propellers reducing perceived noise by almost half.

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    Amazon is not alone in this venture. Other companies are also making strides in the drone delivery industry. Walmart, for example, claims to have completed over 10,000 drone-based deliveries since starting its program two years ago. Alphabet¡¯s Wing and Zipline are also vying for a piece of the drone delivery pie, claiming to have completed hundreds of thousands of commercial drone deliveries.

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    "I've never heard anyone say they wouldn't want something faster."

    Customers who want the option of a drone delivery need to be approved. The drone requires plenty of clear space to drop a parcel 12 feet to the ground.

    Amazon¡¯s drones are unable to deliver during rainstorms, strong winds, extreme heat, or any unfavorable weather — and only operate from 8AM to 3:30PM every day.

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