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Amazon Upgrades Its Delivery Drone With Next-Gen MK30 – SlashGear

Posted on September 16, 2023 By bot

Amazon is committed to its vision of autonomous package delivery via drone. In a multiyear development process that has seen both progress and setbacks, the global retailer has finally reached a testing phase. Key to that phase will be a brand new design for a delivery drone, one tricked out with the absolute latest in unmanned flight technology. To say the least, the transition from ‘a delivery driver brings you a box’ to ‘a robot drops it out of
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