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Amazon has tested a drone-delivery service in Canada while Google has experimented with robotic aircraft in Australia.

His organization has been testing a drone at a test range operated by New Mexico State University, near Las Cruces.

(Amazon chief executive Jeffrey P. Bezos also owns The Washington Post). An Estonian company is also testing a drone delivery system for cold drinks.

And in America, on March 19th, Amazon, a retailer, was given permission to test a drone designed to deliver its goods.These drones, though, rely on an operator on the ground.

But if you wanted to test a drone, your options were extremely limited — think "at night in a deserted lecture hall".

To counter this problem, JD.com received approval earlier this year from China's Civil Aviation Administration to test a drone delivery network in the northwest Shaanxi province, with an aim to build more than 10,000 drone airports in the future, with a specific 185 being dedicated to deliver goods in the mountainous Sichuan region.

But if you wanted to test a drone, your options were extremely limited — think "at night in a deserted lecture hall". Not anymore: the school has just opened its M-Air facility, essentially a giant netted playground for UAVs and their humans.

To counter this problem, JD.com received approval earlier this year from China's Civil Aviation Administration to test a drone delivery network in the northwest Shaanxi province, with an aim to build more than 10,000 drone airports in the future, with a specific 185 being dedicated to deliver goods in the mountainous Sichuan region.

So the Georgia Department of Corrections has partnered with a New Jersey-based company called AeroDefense to test a drone detection system called AirWarden.

The Pentagon recently tested a 103-drone swarm, which is a big deal — a true swarm is to a single drone as a multicellular organism is to an amoeba.

Boeing makes a variety of handheld drones for the military and recently tested a larger spy drone that can fly for four days without refueling.