Not sure how serious companies are that are trying this. Probably publicity stunts.

[Stacky]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...novelty-delivery-service-goes-sweet-sour.html

 

[Benjamin Kenobi]

Seriously? The mind boggles! What happens to COG when you drop off the cake?

 

[PeteDee]

Most attitude compensations will work just fine.

 

[Kilby]

100% publicity stunt. So many people are doing this now it's not even funny. A dry cleaner in Philadelphia was "delivering" with a Phantom on the news the other day. It amounted to him driving to the customers home, then stoping 50 meters short so he could attach a dry cleaned shirt to the bottom of the quad only to fly it across the street, and then drop it on the dirty *** ground when he landed. How stupid is that?

 

[Roger Ramjet]

Commercial drone pilot course

Here is something interesting we are doing in Canada that should make the sky safer for all of us. I believe that the use of drones by emergency/professionnal workers is the first step in the process of general population acceptation of drones in our daily lives. We all know the negative impact that we all must wear when some irresponsible pilot crash a drone in a populated area. http://cqfa.cegep-chicoutimi.qc.ca/pro/index.php?id=1006&lng=An

 

[ChrisViperM]

Heheheheh.....they are using a S800.....so cake-dropping by accident won't take long to happen.


Chris

 

[gadgetkeith]

ohh crumbs that could spoil someones party

what no cake " sorry mate its on the pavement outside "

the birds seem to like it tho

and when the delivery guy holds out his hand for a tip just say" heres a tip dont use dji again"

keith

 

[OneStopRC]

Completely stupid if you ask me, are people getting that lazy and cheap? Wait till one drops out of the sky and hits someone.... that will dent our already fragile activity to no ends.