UPS announced it has successfully tested a drone that launches from the top of a delivery truck. The test was conducted in collaboration with drone-maker Workhorse. Sending drones to make deliveries from package cars could bolster efficiency in our network by reducing miles driven. https://pressroom.ups.com

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UPS tested the use of drones for residential delivery for the first time in Tampa, Florida. The company demonstrated an octocopter launching from the roof of a hybrid electric delivery van, making a delivery, then returning to re-dock on the van which had moved to a new location further down the road. Read more: https://techcrunch.com/2017/02/21/ups-tests-show-delivery-drones-still-need-work/ TechCrunch is a leading technology media property, dedicated to obsessively profiling startups, reviewing new Internet products, and breaking tech news. Subscribe to TechCrunch today: http://bit.ly/18J0X2e

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UPS will start training student delivery drivers to spot and identify road hazards using Virtual Reality headsets that vividly simulate the experience of driving on city streets while teaching a more memorable classroom lesson. UPS is committed to using the latest and best technology to protect its on-road employees and the communities they serve.

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UPS announced it has successfully tested a drone that launches from the top of a delivery truck. The test was conducted in collaboration with drone-maker Workhorse. Sending drones to make deliveries from package cars could bolster efficiency in our network by reducing miles driven. Video from UPS https://pressroom.ups.com

UPS announced that it has successfully tested a drone that launches from the top of a UPS® package car, autonomously delivers a package to a home and then returns to the vehicle while the delivery driver continues along the route to make a separate delivery. Get More Great Car Videos - Subscribe: https://goo.gl/BSIaFc UPS conducted the test on Monday in Lithia, Fla. with Workhorse Group (NASDAQ: WKHS), an Ohio-based battery-electric truck and drone developer. Workhorse built the drone and the electric UPS package car used in the test. “This test is different than anything we’ve done with drones so far. It has implications for future deliveries, especially in rural locations where our package cars often have to travel miles to make a single delivery,” said Mark Wallace, UPS senior vice president of global engineering and sustainability. “Imagine a triangular delivery route where the stops are miles apart by road. Sending a drone from a package car to make just one of those deliveries can reduce costly miles driven. This is a big step toward bolstering efficiency in our network and reducing our emissions at the same time.” With ORION, UPS’s On-Road Integrated Optimization Navigation routing software, a reduction of just one mile per driver per day over one year can save UPS up to $50 million. UPS has about 66,000 delivery drivers on the road each day. Rural delivery routes are the most expensive to serve due to the time and vehicle expenses required to complete each delivery. In this test, the drone made one delivery while the driver continued down the road to make another. This is a possible role UPS envisions for drones in the future. “Drivers are the face of our company, and that won’t change,” Wallace said. “What’s exciting is the potential for drones to aid drivers at various points along their routes, helping them save time and deliver on increasing customer service needs that stem from the growth of e-commerce.” The drone used in Monday’s test was the Workhorse HorseFly™ UAV Delivery system. It is a high-efficiency, octocopter delivery drone that is fully integrated with Workhorse’s line of electric/hybrid delivery trucks. The drone docks on the roof of the delivery truck. A cage suspended beneath the drone, extends through a hatch into the truck. A UPS driver inside loads a package into the cage and presses a button on a touch screen, sending the drone on a preset autonomous route to an address. The battery-powered HorseFly drone recharges while it’s docked. It has a 30-minute flight time and can carry a package weighing up to 10 pounds. For this test, Workhorse preset the route for the drone. But in the future, routes could be determined by UPS’s On-Road Integrated Optimization and Navigation (ORION), which is the company’s proprietary routing software. “It’s wonderful to see this technology applied in such a practical way,” said Stephen Burns, Workhorse founder and CEO. “The drone is fully autonomous. It doesn’t require a pilot. So the delivery driver is free to make other deliveries while the drone is away.” UPS has been testing automation and robotics technologies, including drones, for years. Last September, UPS staged a mock delivery of urgently needed medicine from Beverly, Mass. to an island three miles off the Atlantic coast. Additionally, UPS is using drones extensively for humanitarian relief, partnering with third-party organizations to deliver life-saving blood and vaccines to hard-to-reach locations in Rwanda. UPS also is utilizing drones to check inventory on high storage shelves in its warehouses. Unlike all of the previous tests, the most recent UPS drone test shows how drones might assist in making non-urgent residential deliveries as part of the day-to-day operation. Last year, the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) issued small unmanned aircraft systems rules that allow for some commercial use of drones and paved the way for future expanded applications. UPS was one of 35 selected from a cross section of key stakeholders to serve on the FAA’s drone advisory committee. The committee will provide the FAA recommendations on key drone integration issues that will ultimately allow for safe and secure operations of drones within the National Air Space System. Get More Great Car Videos - Subscribe: https://goo.gl/BSIaFc

FYI, this is not our normal UPS man. I don't know if he was having a bad day or not feeling very strong to lift a 24-pound package, but I thought he would have been a little more careful with putting down and heavy item. And to add insult to injury, he throws a 25-pound small box on top of the other box. Smile, you're on camera. #ups #delivery #package #video #movie

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UPS announced it has successfully tested a drone that launches from the top of a delivery truck. The test was conducted in collaboration with drone-maker Workhorse. Sending drones to make deliveries from package cars could bolster efficiency in our network by reducing miles driven. https://pressroom.ups.com

On Monday, UPS unveiled its latest innovation in package delivery technology. In a test conducted near Tampa, Florida, UPS showed off a new hybrid-electric package truck with a drone nest built into its roof. In effect, UPS wants to turn their delivery trucks into drone motherships. Inside the nest is a Workhorse HorseFly autonomous drone with the ability to fly for 30 minutes and carry 10 pounds worth of packages. -------------------------------------------------- Follow BI Video on Twitter: http://bit.ly/1oS68Zs Follow BI on Facebook: http://bit.ly/1W9Lk0n Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/ -------------------------------------------------- Business Insider is the fastest growing business news site in the US. Our mission: to tell you all you need to know about the big world around you. The BI Video team focuses on technology, strategy and science with an emphasis on unique storytelling and data that appeals to the next generation of leaders – the digital generation.

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The United Parcel Service (UPS), and the drone company Workhorse, have been testing an autonomous delivery system for about a week now, laying the framework for what could soon become a common form of package deliveries.

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UPS has unveiled a more efficient prototype delivery truck aimed at cutting both emissions and fuel costs. Powered by a hydrogen fuel-cell powertrain, which takes compressed hydrogen gas and converts it into electricity, with the only byproduct being water, the new trucks can store about 10 kilograms of hydrogen fuel and have an estimated range of 125 miles. UPS plans to deploy the first fuel-cell prototypes in Sacramento later this year. Additional fuel-cell trucks are planned to be rolled out in order to accrue about 5,000 hours of performance testing. Part of the money for this program originates from a 2013 Department of Energy grant focused on implementing hydrogen fuel-cell technology in commercial delivery vehicles. https://www.cnet.com/roadshow/news/ups-begins-testing-hydrogen-fuel-cell-delivery-truck/#ftag=CAD590a51e http://www.wochit.com This video was produced by YT Wochit News using http://wochit.com

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UPS announced it has successfully tested a drone that launches from the top of a delivery truck. The test was conducted in collaboration with drone-maker Workhorse. Sending drones to make deliveries from package cars could bolster efficiency in our network by reducing miles driven. https://pressroom.ups.com

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Drones are becoming cheaper and more available, so of course more people and companies are looking into them for different uses. They’re used in everything from military work to film making. And now their new platform is delivery. Companies like Amazon and Dominos have been testing them out and now UPS is the latest company to jump on board. UPS debuted their new drone system called HorseFly last week that was developed by the company Workhorse, who also provides their electric trucks. The drone takes off from the roof of the truck and can carry a package that weighs up to 10 pounds to the residential destination, according to Autoblog. The drone is completely autonomous but is required to stay in visual sight lines of the operator due to FAA rules. HorseFly communicates with the truck through 4G but can use radio frequency as a back up if it’s out in rural places. Websites: www.PowerNationTV.com www.PowerBlockTV.com Facebook Pages: PowerNation - www.facebook.com/PowerNationTV PowerBlock - www.facebook.com/PowerBlockTV PowerNation Daily - www.facebook.com/PowerNationDaily Detroit Muscle - www.facebook.com/DetroitMuscleTV Engine Power - www.facebook.com/EnginePowerTV Truck Tech - www.facebook.com/TruckTechTV Xtreme Off Road - www.facebook.com/XtremeOffRoadTV Twitter: PowerNation - www.twitter.com/PowerNationTV PowerBlock - www.twitter.com/PowerBlockTV Instagram: PowerNation - @PowerNationTV PowerBlock - @PowerBlockTV

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UPS has begun testing residential delivery drones with the aim at improving delivery efficiency. Drones fly autonomously and can carry packages up to 10 lbs.

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Delivery company UPS is seeing how drones could help them make their drivers more efficient. The plan is to see whether drones can successfully launch from UPS's ubiquitous brown delivery trucks and then re-dock. They conducted a first-of-its-kind test just outside of Tampa, but their big reveal didn't go exactly as planned. MORE: http://www.fox13news.com/consumer/237172578-story