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Amazon’s delivery drone flies in California skies with Blue Origin’s New Shepard spaceship in the background. (Amazon via Ben Fox Rubin / YouTube)
Amazon’s employee roster is already full extremely talented people with serious accolades. Now you can add a Bachelor winner to that list.
Among them is Kenneth Kemboi, a diabetes patient, who visited the clinic after suffering for a long time.
Amazon’s interest has to do with its plans to create its own broadband constellation, known as Project Kuiper. The most attractive assets that OneWeb has to offer would arguably be its rights to radio frequency spectrum and its access to the U.S. market — advantages that Amazon currently lacks.
Amazon’s drone delivery is still a little ways off at least, but we got another glimpse at the future today thanks to a patent application the company filed. The “Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Delivery System” patent describes a system that would allow Amazon’s drones to intelligently reroute to find a package’s recipient through their smartphone.
