The Guardian speaks to Manna Aero founder and orders coffee via startup’s app to be delivered to a suburban home
One drone lifts up into the sky at a shopping centre on the outskirts of Dublin, then another. They rise to 70ft (21 metres), tilt forward and zip away in different directions, each carrying a paper bag.
On a sleepy morning in the Irish capital the takeoffs build to a steady one every few minutes, with barely anyone glancing at the constant stream of aircraft buzzing back and forth.
The Guardian speaks to Manna Aero founder and orders coffee via startup’s app to be delivered to a suburban homeOne drone lifts up into the sky at a shopping centre on the outskirts of Dublin, then another. They rise to 70ft (21 metres), tilt forward and zip away in different directions, each carrying a paper bag.On a sleepy morning in the Irish capital the takeoffs build to a steady one every few minutes, with barely anyone glancing at the constant stream of aircraft buzzing back and forth. Continue reading… Drones (non-military), Ireland, Couriers/delivery industry, Technology startups, Technology sector, Retail industry, Technology, Business, Europe, UK news Technology | The Guardian
