Almost every day there’s another story about the future of drones for delivery; just look a few days ago in our NewsLinks and you’ll see the Swiss Post Office has plans. Now, a bakery in a Spanish town is just waiting for government approval to start having its drones deliver “our daily bread” to customers.
The bakery, Currus & Co. in the small Cantabrian town of Como, made the video above to get publicity and put some pressure behind its request for approval, which it hopes will come by September. “We have a great product and we want to bring it to the world,” bakery manager Marina Albite told TheLocal.es.
The delivery service would detect the location of a client and send their order out in a canvas bag attached to a drone. Perhaps the first bakery…but not the first drone food delivery. A Domino’s franchise in the UK has already tested sending steaming hot pizzas to customers via drone.
