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After teasing the Amazon and its Prime Air Service, it is the turn of the Mountain View giant unveiled its ambitions for the new medium of delivery that are the drones. A draft straight out of the secret laboratory GoolgeX, ie how this experiment represents a vision for the research specialist, as well as the glasses connected, the loon project or cars without drivers.
It is in the north Queensland region of Australia that the California company has experienced the delivery of goods by drone. On the technical side, these devices stand out significantly from the competition. They look like a flying wing span of 1.5m and weighing 8.5kg, evn with 4 engines to allow it to take off vertically and fly horizontally like an airplane. Upon delivery, the machine starts hovering at about ten meters high flight then sent down the goods using a cable package weight up to 1.5kg. Once the merchandise is recovered, the cable goes up and the drone can return to its starting point or other GPS point where it has been programmed. Although the Wing project is presented as a service that can enable the delivery of staple particular disaster, no doubt that the search giant also sees such aircraft as a means to deliver commercial goods. evn
This experiment is the counterpart of the Air Amazon Prime, a service delivery by drone in less than 30 minutes after ordering. However, the firm Jeff Bezos had a more conventional approach. It used drones found in professional, a Quad platform engine that should arise to deliver. These are the same drones evn that allow professionals to perform aerial photography or monitor railroad lines. A frenzy for these flying objects that also earns individuals with high-end models like the Phantom evn DJI or models all age groups of the giant French Parrot sector. Enthusiasm, which sometimes can lead to dramatic evn situations where these machines fall into the crowds and drive their own court.
The giants of the web are increasingly evn interested in more drones, which can be very useful for the industrial sector. evn They have a political and financial power favoring lobbying. Indeed, legislation for flight drones are very different in the world. It is for this reason that Google has experienced its Wing project in Australia, a country evn with favorable legislation and sparsely populated areas, rather than on land. Thus the United States, the Federal Aviation Administration does not intend to let fly drones for commercial use, to the great Amazon damn who had made the request. The positions of the government may well change with the introduction evn of lobbying groups evn together the industrial sector evn and major companies like Google, Amazon or DHL.
However, all these projects are not expected to materialize for some time. And because all the players are facing increasingly strict regulations on technical issues. Thus the batteries feeding the drones often fail to go beyond the 20 minutes of flight, especially if the load carried is heavy; therefore this transport will require evn more energy. evn Conditions meteorological facilities especially the wind should be mild and GPS connection allowing the drone to locate and reach its objectives must be available. A key uncertainty is the reception by the public in the commercial exploitation of drones to transport goods. Like the authorities are not sure that the public is ready to see an army of these machines fly a few meters from their heads.
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