Amazon airship to launch its delivery drones; Amazon Go grocery store - Compilation

1. Jan 4, 2017 — Amazon has filed a patent for a self-driving airship that can store inventory and be used as a base to launch delivery drones.


2. Jul 21, 2016 — Amazon has submitted a patent for using tall structures like lamp posts and church steeples as docking and recharging stations for its delivery drones.


3. Dec 7, 2016 — Amazon is opening a grocery store in downtown Seattle early next year where customers can make their purchases without waiting in checkout lines.


4. Jul 30, 2015 — U.S. online retailer Amazon on Tuesday called for new air traffic rules for commercial drone flights.

5. Jul 10, 2017 — The most important holiday of the year is here. It’s the single greatest day that exists and if you have to work, think of a good excuse to get out of it, so you can enjoy Amazon Prime Day 2017.
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[nowyououttahere]

all this relies on not having assholes that will damage and destroy the drones

[michaylalovitt]

I can't enjoy Prime Day, I work at Amazon! So I'm at work! 😂

[tdubmusik]

People gon shoot them thangs down and steal the packages.

[josefholzer]

I love the chairs coming out from the front door.

[AlegreViajero]

From 5:30, it is totally insane and this vidéo should be banned.

[hello-hbll]

There it is. The Arsenal Bird is real.

[hcslife]

The use of the drone for police work literally made me think of 'Detroit: Become Human'! Holy hell!

This type of technology could really take off if implemented correctly.

[macvena]

Doesn't anyone else see the immense problems with this as I do?
Drone crashes.
Drone hijacks.
Drones delivering explosives, drugs, etc.
Drones with cameras watching everyone and everything.
I could go on and on.

[ThunderAppeal]

So, uh.
How are those Amazon delivery drones coming along?

[CormacMacCormac]

The world of Bugs Bunny is coming true. Remember how in the cartoons a character would put an order in a mailbox and a delivery person would show up almost immediately. This would now actually be possible if a cargo airship is overhead, you order on your phone and a drone is dispatched immediately to your location. Hopefully they will sell anvils and very large hammers.

[immrnoidall]

the 30 flesh chopping blades are just a bonus i guess.

[LuckyGuu]

Note:  Drones have recharging stations right next to "above power lines" - what's wrong with this picture?

[maxhaffreingue]

Soon humans are gonna be forced to leave earth and colonize other planets knowing that robots have taken jobs on earth.

[STSWBSGFAN]

How would discount coupons work in a store like this?

[METALMANWii]

This with 5G everywhere screams Skynet is Near.

[RafaelArandas]

So will these drones be on sale on AMAZON? And for how much...?

[SuburbaniteUrbanite]

What a perfect target for airsoft nerds

[caleb-ctvi]

When are we gonna start using teleportation? Is it possible?

[AdmiralPreparedness]

I love getting it taxed, regulated and taxed again and again. By the time politicians get done with this, the taxes will be more than the product being delivered.

[PRepublicOfChina]

OMG, the airship flying aircraft carrier was my idea! But my intention was to make it a flying police station that could launch police UAVs.