Mark Rober on the "ZIpline Drone" delivery system

[LuFins Dad]

And it’s peaking in your bedroom windows thanks to the agreement you clicked…

[Jon]

Pretty impressive what they're doing in Rwanda.

[Rainman]

Wow. That is just f*king amazing. I want to be young and go to Rwanda. Talk about an upbeat feel-good video, I'll be thinking about this all day. Um, can I buy stock in this company?

[Mik]

@Jon said in Mark Rober on the "ZIpline Drone" delivery system:

Pretty impressive what they're doing in Rwanda.

Certainly is.

[George K]

They can get a delivery on the way within 90 seconds of the order being placed.

That's amazing.

They can get it anywhere in the country within an hour or so.

That's unbelievable.

[taiwan_girl]

https://qz.com/walmart-delivery-drone-shot-down-guns-1851575709

Walmart recently partnered with drone delivery startup Wing to offer packages shipped same-day by air. There is a laundry list of hurdles to overcome in order for this to be a reality, from regulatory approval, technological integration, and simply making it cost-effective to operate. One of the hurdles that Walmart and Wing have recently stumbled over is gun owners. Last week a Florida man admitted to shooting down a Walmart delivery drone, which he claimed was surveilling him, with a 9mm pistol as it flew over his home.

and

It’s apparently quite common for Americans to shoot at drones, despite serious legal ramifications. The Federal Aviation Administration punishes any shots fired at drones with the same weight as if you’d opened fire on a Boeing full of passengers. Shooting at any aircraft is charged as a felony with up to 20 years in prison as the recommended penalty.

[jon-nyc]

@taiwan_girl said in Mark Rober on the "ZIpline Drone" delivery system:

. Last week a Florida man admitted to shooting down a Walmart delivery drone, which he claimed was surveilling him, with a 9mm pistol as it flew over his home.

There will be vast regions of the country where there are too many armed conspiracy theorists to operate anything like this.

[Axtremus]

How does the casa doctrine plays to low altitude UFOs entering the airspace on your property?

How much of that airspace above your property is “your property” anyway?

[jon-nyc]

Air rights and mineral rights vary greatly by locale.

But FAA rules are FAA rules. Probably won’t need to give too many of these guys 10 year sentences before the word gets around

[Jolly]

Hope they have plenty of guards. It's kinda thin in places...

https://www.cbsnews.com/detroit/news/michigan-corrections-officers-union-gov-gretchen-whitmer-national-guard-prison-staffing-shortages/