People living in Sweden’s Värmdö region will soon start receiving food deliveries via drones. This service is based on containers that look like old-style milk transport boxes. multicopters It is being used and will eventually spread across the country and beyond.
Sweden’s Flying Milk Carton Drones will deliver food
Project, “foodora Air” Under the name, it emerged as a result of a collaboration between three Swedish companies: mobile connectivity company Tele2restaurant/grocery delivery company foodora and drone manufacturer Aerit. The service will start in May in the municipality of Värmdö, close to Stockholm.
Customers will use the foodora app to order food from a participating business in the area. If the customer is known to live in a home suitable for drone delivery, a cardboard box containing the order will be prepared to be loaded onto Aerit’s Nimbi drones.
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Autopilot aircraft, Tele2 5G And internet of things It will stay in touch with its remote human supervisor using its technologies. Once it reaches its destination, the drone will lower the cardboard box over a cable onto the customer’s property.
Once the box is placed on the ground and released, the cable will rewind and the drone will return to its base. This delivery style occurs when the drone lowers its payload over a cable while hanging at altitude without having to land on the ground.
shiftdelete.netThis method will protect people on the ground from dangers such as the drone’s engine noise and rotating propellers. Additionally, the drone will not have to waste time and energy to overcome obstacles such as tree branches.
Since deliveries are made faster, the aircraft will be able to fly farther distances on each charge. The Nimbi drone features six airtight motor/propeller units on three arms. Nimbi, Maximum 4kg (8.8 lb) load carrying and 10 liter (2.6 gallons) cargo compartment.
When fully loaded 12 km (7.5 miles) operational range – empty 21 km It can reach a range of (13 miles). In hover mode, it produces 65 decibels of engine noise. This noise is likened by Aerit to a busy office environment. Foodora operations director Daniel Gustafsson Raba:
“We are proud to be the first company to launch real drone deliveries in Europe and are thrilled to have Tele2 and Aerit as our partners on this exciting journey. Fast home deliveries are, in my opinion, a democratic issue. “No matter where you are in the country, it should be possible to get the things you need quickly, like medicines or groceries.”
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