
amazon’s patented visions for future warehouses and delivery drones
from a drone tower, underwater warehouses to a drone beehive and parachute, the online retailer continues to explore the potential of delivery and storage.
amazon has continued to explore drone delivery technology that has been widely publicized. from their drone tower, flying and underwater warehouses to a drone beehive, the online retailer’s patented visions would open doors to endless opportunities that would aid delivery from rural to urban areas around the world.

amazon’s first drone delivery was deemed a success in 2016
the most recent patent amazon has put forward is a ‘multilevel fulfillment center’. images show a tower featuring many drone-sized openings where drones can fly in and out to deliver packages around the city. other concepts include an ‘aerial package delivery system’ that would use a drone parachute for to make shipping via an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) simpler.

their latest patent is a tower featuring many drone-sized openings, like a beehive
furthermore, amazon has proposed concepts for below ground and in water. not high in the air but taking advantage of reservoirs, lakes, and pools as ‘fulfilment centers’ and storage as demand delivery of their products increase. this territory in technology continues to grow in popularity and although many of these patents are conceptual, it is steadily becoming real and only last year, the first prime air drone delivery service in the UK was deemed a success.

flying delivery warehouses

drone shipping label parachute

underwater warehouses
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