Walmart ends DroneUp partnership, shifting strategy is search for scalable, cost-effective drone delivery solutions.

Last year, the drone delivery partners scaled back from four major markets to just Dallas-Fort Worth due to low consumer ...

Wing Aviation, the drone delivery arm of Google parent Alphabet, is competing with players like Amazon, Walmart, and UPS to win over the multibillion-dollar drone delivery business.

Dallas-Fort Worth was built up as a drone delivery home base of sorts for Walmart to kick off 2024. The company announced last January that it already had scaled drone delivery up to 75 percent of ...

Despite a great start, the partnership encountered substantial operational costs and logistical hurdles that in the end could ...

After the retailing giant consolidates its aerial deliveries with two bigger specialists, DroneUp will need to pivot to working with smaller, local customers.

Walmart Inc. and one of its last-mile drone delivery partners have parted ways, the companies said Tuesday. The companies' contract has expired and they decided not to renew, DroneUp said. The ...

Walmart Inc. looked to the sky and offered a new way for customers to receive groceries, but in a recent news release, they will no longer offer the service for many customers.

Walmart and partner DroneUp boast one of the largest drone delivery services in the U.S. But after downsizing their network by more than half in August, the companies are going their separate ways.