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YALE STUDENTS START DRONE DELIVERY SERVICE ON CAMPUS
AppleMagazine
|February 21, 2020
A group of students at Yale University has set up a drone delivery service on campus.
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Kiki Air promises to deliver candy, snacks and other small items to students who place orders through an app.
The service is currently being tested using a small group of student customers before being launched campus-wide.
Developers told the Yale Daily News that users order items from a menu on their phones and receive them at one of several drop locations around campus in a padded envelope attached to a drone.
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