无人机送餐服务? 6月尾开始在Cyberjaya试用!每次送餐费用RM2.50!!

政府近日来相当专注于马来西亚科技的发展,比方说5G便是通讯及多媒体部一直在努力推行的重要项目之一,另一个马来西亚政府部门一直在大力推行的就是无人机。哥宾星曾公开表示马来西亚将在五年内落实用无人机送货,而现在无人机送餐服务也将要在马来西亚试行了!



本地的无人机产业公司Average Drone Sdn Bhd与一家Cyberciew旗下名为Futurise的公司合作,将于6月尾开始在Cyberjaya地区开始试行无人机送餐服务。意味着Cyberjaya一带的居民能够透过无人机把外卖送到你家。

这个试行计划预计将会持续三个月左右,送货范围将会囊括Futurise所在建筑物周边的2公里内,可送的餐点包括饭、面、汉堡、三明治、水果、糕点等,Average Drone Sdn Bhd的CEO Hamdee Hamdan在MyDroneX无人机展上向本地媒体Bernama表示,在三个月的试行之后,他们将会视情况并在菜单内增加更多菜色。与此同时,他们预计也会开发一款APP以便让顾客能够下单购买自己的事物。





目前来说,被用于送餐的无人机将会是一款名为“Express Food”的六螺旋桨无人机送餐的过程无法超过12分钟,而每次使用无人机送餐服务将会加收RM2.50的费用。至于食物方面目前建议不超过800克,但若是试行成功的话,可能会将容量增加至3公斤。



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Future of drone delivery is here and start with Cyberjaya City

Star News:
CYBERJAYA (Bernama): Residents here will be able to enjoy food delivery service right at their doorstep with the help of drones by the end of the month.

It would take 12 minutes for the food to be delivered once an order is placed, said Hamdee Hamdan, the chief executive officer of Average Drone Sdn Bhd, a local company involved in the drone industry since 2014.

The company will collaborate with Futurise which is managed by Cyberview, a subsidiary firm under the Finance Ministry.

Hamdee said the current plan was to have the food delivery service over a three-month trial period.



Only seven types of food would be offered during the trial period, including noodles, rice, burgers, sandwiches, 'kuih' and fruits.

"This is only a test run and after three months we will see how it goes and add on more dishes on the menu," said Hamdee when met by Bernama at the expo MyDroneX here Monday (June 17).

Hamdee said the company had also developed a mobile application that was still in the final draft, to allow customers to order their food.

The duration from the time the order is placed until the time the food reaches its destination should take no more than 12 minutes, he said, adding that delivery charges would cost RM2.50 per trip.

"It's not so much about the price, it is all also about the time frame since many want quick delivery. We have developed the drone so that it could be flown in the rain, but not in situations when there is heavy rain," he said.

Hamdee said that the six-propeller drones aptly named 'Express Food' and manufactured by the company, were able to accommodate a weight of up to 800gm.

"If the response is good and the trial project a success, our plan is to then modify each drone to accommodate a weight of up three kilogrammes," he said. -Bernama

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CYBERJAYA: Residents here will be able to enjoy food delivery service right at their doorstep with the help of drones by the end of this month.It would take 12 minutes for the food to be delivered once an order is placed, said Hamdee Hamdan, the chief executive officer of Average Drone Sdn Bhd, a local company involved in the drone industry since 2014.

The company will collaborate with Futurise which is managed by Cyberview, a subsidiary firm under the Finance Ministry.

Hamdee said the current plan was to have the food delivery service over a three-month trial period.

The food would be delivered within a two-kilometre distance of the Futurise building here, he added.

“This is only a test run and after three months, we will see how it goes and add more dishes on the menu,” said Hamdee when met at the MyDroneX expo here on Monday.

Hamdee said the company had also developed a mobile application that was still in the final draft stage, to facilitate customers in ordering their food.

The duration from the time the order is placed until the time the food reaches its destination should take no more than 12 minutes, he said, adding that delivery charges would cost RM2.50 per trip.

“Is not so much about the price, it is also about the time frame since many want quick delivery.

“We have developed the drone so that it could be flown during rain, but not in situations when there are heavy rains,” he said.

Hamdee said that the six-propeller drones, aptly named “Express Food” and manufactured by the company, were able to accommodate a weight of up to 800g.

“If the response is good and the trial project a success, our plan is to then modify each drone to accommodate a weight of up to three kilogrammes,” he said.
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