El gigante del comercio electr\u00f3nico Amazon est\u00e1 abriendo su segundo establecimiento de entrega con drones, esta vez en Tolleson, Arizona. Amazon inicialmente inici\u00f3 operaciones con drones, llamadas Prime Air, en California, luego dej\u00f3 de hacer pruebas y luego comenz\u00f3 a\u00a0entregar medicamentos recetados\u00a0en College Station, Texas.<\/p>\n
E-commerce giant Amazon is opening its second drone delivery location, this time in Tolleson, Arizona.<\/p>\n
Amazon initially started drone operations \u2014 called Prime Air \u2014 in California, then stopped testing later on, and then began\u00a0delivering prescription medications<\/a>\u00a0at College Station, Texas.<\/p>\n Prime Air will be applicable to those users in Tolleson who can purchase an eligible item weighing five pounds or less. At the drone location, Amazon\u2019s MK30 unmanned aerial systems (UAS) will be deployed through a fulfillment center allowing for delivery in under an hour, Amazon said.<\/p>\n The drone has U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) approval for operations to users and includes beyond the visual line of sight (BVLOS) technology as well as on-board detect and avoid systems. This allows it to travel beyond where operators can see the drone to deliver packages but have safety measures in place to avoid accidents.<\/p>\n With BVLOS, Prime Air can deliver to users in the West Valley Phoenix metro area of Arizona and can have more than 50,000 items delivered including:<\/p>\n