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Drones: will last mile logistics take to the air
This short article discusses the feasibility of mass distribution of parcels by drone. It examines the logistical options for replacing vans with drones and the practicalities of despatching and receiving drones. It concludes, for several reasons, that delivery by drone is likely to be, at best, a premium, niche service. This assumes that current regulations governing ‘unmanned aerial vehicles’ are relaxed.
The article can be downloaded here.
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