HomeTechRetail technology innovation of the week: Amazon makes progress on UK home...

Retail technology innovation of the week: Amazon makes progress on UK home deliveries via drones — Retail Technology Innovation Hub

Date:

Related stories

Guinness raids its Irish reserves to ease UK shortages amid gen Z demand

Guinness is raiding its reserves in Ireland to boost...

UK banks’ trust account exodus cuts lifeline for disabled people, says charity

People with disabilities are facing potential hardship because banks...

Tottenham vs Liverpool live updates: Premier League predictions, team news and latest score

Capacity: 62,850First used: 2019London’s biggest club stadium was built...

The four English counties named among the best places in the world to visit

Colchester Castle (Image: Getty)An area which boasts a unique...
spot_imgspot_img

Retail Technology Innovation of the Week is a series brought to you by RTIH and sponsored by 3D Cloud, highlighting stand out deployments, launches, and initiatives by retailers and tech suppliers.

Every week, we will showcase forward thinking tech plays that have impressed our Editor and the Retail Technology Innovations Report judging panel, alongside the publication of the 2024 report.

So far, we’ve flagged up sterling work being done by Ocado Retail, Decathlon, Lacoste, Downtown Spirits, TalkShopLive, Huck’s, Rovertown, Wing, Nobody’s Child, IKI, Pixevia, A.L.C., Archive, Therabody, Outform, Kingfisher, PMC, Boots UK, Ocula Technologies, Grace O’Malley Irish Whiskey, Metacask, Ikea, Carrefour Belgium, Matalan, and McDonald’s.

And this week we’re focusing on Amazon which has been given the green light to test fly drones beyond a human controller’s line of sight in the UK.

It is one of six organisations taking part in a trial led by the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA).

This will gather key safety data, such as how drones detect and avoid other aircraft, the electronic signals they can send to be able to be visible to other airspace users and air traffic control.

The aim is to support the regulator’s ongoing development of policy and regulations so that drone flights can be fully integrated with other airspace users.

- Never miss a story with notifications

- Gain full access to our premium content

- Browse free from up to 5 devices at once

Latest stories

spot_img