Drone aircraft now will deliver eating and drinking things

Drone aircraft now will deliver eating and drinking things

New York: imagine, If an unmanned aircraft deliver the eating and drinking things what do you think about it. Amazon  company is making plans to do something similar. Amazon website CEO Jeff Bezos told that Amazon is testing such a drone aircraft; that deliver goods to customer homes. The drone aircraft called 'Oktocopter' is placed.

The drone aircraft within 30 minutes of client orders up to 2.3 kg weight may cause stuff at home. Bezos also said the start of the service can take up to five years. An American television program "60 Minutes" Bezos said this is during the conversation.

Bezos said, "I know it's like science fiction, but it is not. We can deliver the goods in half an hour. We think that five pound bags can be carried, We sell accessories around 86% of them accessories are of the same weight. "

Waiting for approval

The service will be called prime air. This is a time when Amazon's move is working on improving the efficiency. Amazon has put a video on the website, A drone aircraft from a warehouse in which it is shown to deliver goods to the customer's home. Although it is still awaiting approval from U.S. regulators. The U.S. government has not yet approved the civilian use of drones is destitute aircraft.

The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (AFAA), police and other government agencies for the use of drones is approved. 1,400 permits issued in the last few years. 2015 U.S. drone all the way to the civil aviation sector can be opened, It is possible in Europe by 2016. Drone specialist Dr Daren Ansel from Central Lankashayar University says "There are still rules, Whom the people on the ground to minimise the possibility of injury. "

Apprehensions

According to Ansel, "Unmanned aircraft are not aware of their environment So that he is not crashed the people . Dispatched unmanned aircraft would fly from the densely populated residential areas, The current rules do not allow that. Also need to focus on the safety of goods. In the absence of safety accessories and drones can commandeer or can be stolen. "

Amazon has said, "From a technology perspective, as there are rules. We will be able to start commercial services. They are active to the rule-making  for operating in Unmanned aircraft " It is expected to be approved by 2015.

Australia rules that allow commercial use of unmanned aircraft. Giving Hire Books the Australian company Jhukal earlier it was announced. Australia's Civil Aviation Safety Authority that he approved of that he approved of  Australia's Civil Aviation Safety Authority . Then The use of drones in the year 2015 will start delivering the books.