Drone Wars: Leaders and Losers

[TSA]

wrote a new article, let me know what you think
http://www.mystrategicsales.com/stra...MWd.3wST8F21zQ

[IrOnMaN]

Good. In regards to Amazon delivering packages, I can see that drone delivery will be in high demand for those who can afford it. UPS, FedEx, and maybe USPS may get into drone delivery.

[TSA]

The US government is way too against the concept, things are looking pretty grim though the players are still testing. Delivery by drone is actually significantly cheaper and faster than terrestrial delivery. It's also better on emissions, and safer. Though as far as implementing innovation the country has given up

[IrOnMaN]

I'm just curious. Will retailers have their own drone operators or will they hire a third party to deliver packages?

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[TSA]

I'm just curious. Will retailers have their own drone operators or will they hire a third party to deliver packages?

that's a good ass question because idk

Amazon designed it's own, 7 eleven partnered with a drone company an a chinese company has been doing it for a year with drone it built it's self. Common sense says it'll be a mix of both but I think the smartest companies will be the ones that just contract drone companies

either way, China is murdering us in implementation http://bit.ly/2jqxw08, the UK at a close second. They're saying regulators won't stop cunting away the opportunity in the US until 2020

[IrOnMaN]

(This makes me want to purchase a high-end drone and then start a side business)

[soul controller]

makes me want to purchase a drone so i can launch goats at the white house.