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04-18-2016, 02:01 PM
Australia's postal service is **w testing delivery drones
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Australians are one step closer to getting rid of the postman.
On Friday, Australia Post an**unced it would begin a trial to deliver small packages using drone tech**logy.*"We're excited to be the first major parcels and logistics company in Australia to test RPA tech**logy for commercial delivery applications," Australia Post managing director and group CEO Ahmed Fahour said in a statement.*
SEE ALSO: Australia could see driverless cars on the road within five years (http://mashable.com/2016/04/18/nsw-driverless-cars/)
"We will put this in**vative tech**logy through its paces over the coming weeks and months to understand what it can deliver, how far it can travel, and ultimately, how our customers could receive a parcel." Read more... (http://mashable.com/2016/04/18/australia-post-drone-delivery/)
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Australians are one step closer to getting rid of the postman.
On Friday, Australia Post an**unced it would begin a trial to deliver small packages using drone tech**logy.*"We're excited to be the first major parcels and logistics company in Australia to test RPA tech**logy for commercial delivery applications," Australia Post managing director and group CEO Ahmed Fahour said in a statement.*
SEE ALSO: Australia could see driverless cars on the road within five years (http://mashable.com/2016/04/18/nsw-driverless-cars/)
"We will put this in**vative tech**logy through its paces over the coming weeks and months to understand what it can deliver, how far it can travel, and ultimately, how our customers could receive a parcel." Read more... (http://mashable.com/2016/04/18/australia-post-drone-delivery/)
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