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Havish Gupta

Figuring Out • 11m

This answers why Drone Delivery isn't successful

Shaikh Maaz

#business • 11m

Regulatory Hurdles: Strict regulations limit drone operations in urban areas. Limited Battery Life: Drones can't travel far due to short battery life. Weather Sensitivity: Drones struggle in bad weather, affecting reliability. Payload Capacity: Dr

Havish Gupta

Figuring Out • 11m

All these issues may be solved but now because of q-com, there's no need for drone delivery and that's why it's not successful

Shaikh Maaz

#business • 11m

Yeah your right but While q-commerce (quick commerce) offers fast delivery services, it doesn’t eliminate the potential of drone delivery. Drones could still solve last-mile delivery challenges in rural areas, reduce traffic congestion, and enhance efficiency. Both technologies can complement each other in different scenarios, rather than one replacing the other

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Havish Gupta

Figuring Out • 11m

Yup, there it may prove be a killer product

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