Sentence examples for drone picking from inspiring English sources

Amazon posted a video of a drone picking a package from a warehouse and delivering it to a customer's doorstep; however unmanned civilian drones of this type are not currently permitted in the US, where Amazon announced the trial, and most likely won't be permitted until 2015.

Amazon also posted a video on its website showing a drone picking up a package from one of its warehouses and delivering it to the doorstep of a customer's house.

A U.S. drone picked him off with a laser-guided munition.

Last March, as the U.S. military was trying to retake this region from Iraqi jihadists — who had declared it the capital of "The Islamic State of Iraq" and imposed a reign terror, including beheadings for un-Islamic behavior, restrictions on women's dress and a ban on smoking and alcohol — a U.S. intelligence drone picked up fighting between two Iraqi factions inside the city.

It isn't without worth – Honey's bluesy drone picks up where the best moments of Dear's last album, Asa Breed, left off; the playful ennui of You Put a Smell on Me suggests that the time is ripe for an electroclash revival.

Petri dishes affixed to the drone pick up the sludge, which is then taken back to a lab for analysis.

Mercedes-Benz and drone startup Matternet unveiled the concept in September, which they refer to as a 'Vision Van.' The idea is that Matternet's autonomous drones pick up packages from the van and then fly them to their destination from the central operating base of the van, which can move around as needed to get the drones within their 12 mile range.

While Amazon's unveiling of its Prime Air drone-powered delivery service could make buying easier, it's drone pick-up that could make it so we don't need to buy things at all.

By simply attaching a GoPro to the sleek underbelly of the drone and picking his framing settings with the HEXO+ smartphone app, De Le Rue was ready for a no-holds-barred feat of hands-off filmmaking.

The US has sold the Saudis billions of dollars worth of weapons, handed them surveillance data from drones for picking targets and given military assistance with other logistics in their fight with Iran-linked Houthi rebels who stormed the presidential palace last year.

He said that the hack took advantage of the fact that Parrot's drones used a specific block of publicly registered MAC addresses to identify themselves, meaning the attack drone could pick them out from other wi-fi connected equipment in the area.