Revolutionizing Food Delivery with Autonomous Drone Technology
Explore how SnackFlight's Team D, led by Calvin Schenkenberger, aims to enhance food delivery systems by introducing fast, affordable, and completely autonomous drones. Through a comprehensive review of electric propulsion systems and drone design, the team addresses the inadequacies of current systems and proposes a disruptive solution for the future. Join the journey to expand the company's reach, improve data utilization, and enhance customer experience while revolutionizing the delivery service industry.
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SnackFlight S2 Team D: Dominick Barry, Josh Hernandez, Nathan Krikawa, Jaden McGee, Calvin Schenkenberger, Garrett Siemann
Conclusion and Future Work Current food delivery systems are inadequate Moving Forward Slow Expand the company to reach more clients Improve off the data we receive Expensive Unreliable Our drone is the solution Fast Affordable Completely autonomous Figure 38: Better Future Calvin Schenkenberger 2
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