
Zipline P2
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Autonomous home delivery with an aircraft and a tethered delivery droid
More from ZiplineZipline P2 (Platform 2) is a delivery system for homes and businesses. The aircraft hovers above the destination while an autonomous delivery droid descends on a tether and steers to the drop-off point. Zipline describes docking and charging hardware that integrates with business ordering and inventory systems. The system includes hardware for loading orders at a business and supports integrations into apps and websites. Zipline offers the delivery service to businesses rather than listing the aircraft for retail purchase.
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Specifications
Use cases
- •Home delivery
- •Delivery
- •Prescription delivery
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- Delivery mechanism (Zipline)
- Autonomous delivery droid steers down a tether from the hovering aircraft
- Dock-to-dock flight (P2 launch)
- Up to 24 miles one way; charging at each dock before the next delivery
- Payload (P2 launch)
- 6-8 pound payload for out-and-back deliveries from a single dock
- Service radius (P2 launch)
- 10-mile service radius with the stated payload
- Specification context (Zipline)
- P2 launch release, March 2023; current technology page does not give P2-specific payload, speed or range figures
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