Sentence examples for testing drone from inspiring English sources

The technology and e-commerce giant is already testing drone deliveries in the UK, and made its first commercial delivery under the trial in Cambridgeshire this month.

Contrast that with postal services in other countries, many of which are managing to reinvent themselves: last year, the Times wrote that Singapore Post has opened an e-commerce branch that sells consulting services to companies hoping to reach Asian customers; elsewhere, Australia's postal service is reportedly testing drone delivery, and Italy's sells mobile-phone services.

Amazon, Google and Walmart are just a few large brands testing drone delivery.

Which may explain why DHL and UPS are testing drone delivery too.

The company is the latest among a handful of food and grocery businesses to begin testing drone delivery in partnership with tech firms.

Earlier this month, Swiss Post and Matternet launched a "joint innovation project" with the Ticino-based EOC hospital group to begin testing drone deliveries between a couple of their hospitals in Lugano.

Amazon wants the US Federal Aviation Authority to get a move on amending regulation on testing drones outdoors.

The online retailer is not the only company developing and testing drones for delivery in the US.

The state is suited for testing drones, he said, because it has "largest amount of restricted airspace without commercial aircraft".

Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook's chief executive, revealed in March 2015 that the company had been testing drones in the skies over the UK.

So far the FAA has issued around 300 temporary permits for testing drones in airspace where commercial air traffic and private aircraft operate.