How this new heavy-duty drone can carry up to 88 pounds of cargo like it’s a feather Get ready for heavy lifting cargo drones overhead. By Kurt Knutsson, CyberGuy Report Fox News.

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Wing, the drone delivery company owned by Alphabet, revealed a variety of prototypes that can handle packages of all sizes. Prototypes that can handle seven-pound packages. Skip to main content ...

The new drone is an upgrade over the standard configuration for Wing’s drones which can carry up to 2.5 pounds raising the payload to up to five pounds.

Wing's bigger new drone, center, can carry 5-pound packages up to 12 miles. That's double the payload weight of its earlier, smaller drones, shown here flanking new model. Wing.

With a range of 40 kilometers, or 25 miles, he told the outlet, they can carry a warhead weighing 2-3 kilograms, or 4-6 pounds. He told CNN that his team is developing some long-range drones, as well.

Israeli armed drones use gravity bombs that produce no noise or smoke as they fall, making them hard for enemies to anticipate or evade, and the largest model of the aircraft can carry up to a ...

A new drone service is delivering supplies such as ladders and oxygen cylinders on Mount Everest, making it safer for Sherpas and cutting the time it takes to get supplies up the mountain – as ...

Alphabet’s Wing announced a larger drone designed for heavier payloads on its delivery routes. The drone can carry up to five pounds and travel up to 12 miles. Larger drones mean more stuff for ...

To detect drones and aim the acoustic beam, the system records sound waves from approaching drones and uses a computer costing around C$30 to crunch data from a sky-scanning camera.