Intercepting drones can make a fortune? Amazon's New Technology Blocks This Road [Full Text]

Now, more and more e-commerce companies are considering using drone delivery, such as Amazon. Just in the middle of this month, Amazon announced that it had successfully completed its first experimental drone delivery in Cambridgeshire, UK. This service is expected to benefit more users in the immediate future.

The omnipotent netizens began to think again - to rob the drone. (Drone drones and parcels are all in the bag. This is a big fortune. If you can't think of a package as an iPhone 7, it would be a little exciting to think about it.)

It's not that easy to rob a drone. Your cautious thoughts have been seen by Amazon. Amazon has developed a new technology to prevent drones from being robbed and has applied for a patent.

According to reports, Amazon has applied for a patent called "Unmanned Opportunity for Autonomous Flight Opportunity Strategies." According to the patent documents, drones will have the function of autonomously recognizing the surrounding environment. In addition to the data collected by their own sensors, autonomous drones will also receive information such as position and heading from other nearby drones. Height and other data.

If the data collected by the drone does not agree with the received data, the onboard system will determine that the drone's sensor has been damaged and the drone will be guided to a safe area for landing or parking. Continue to fly under the guidance of the aircraft.

If the drone is attacked maliciously, such as being attacked by bows, slingshots, or guns, the system will sense the approach of “dangerous goods” and then activate the fail-safe device. Then the unmanned operator will urgently drop to the ground safety area for failure. an examination. Therefore, it is not an easy task to rob a drone to take a parcel.