Amazon Plans To Use Drones For Packages Delivery Essay Example

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Introduction

Attention Getter: How would it be like to get something ordered at home within thirty minutes and that too via a drone? It would be convenient and very cool, for sure. It’s an idea that would save time as well as prevent one from having to go outdoors to purchase an item.
Relevance to the audience: Everyone of us has faced a situation where sometimes in the middle of the night we would need to get something from the store, but it’s either too late or we cannot go out. The solution to that would be Amazon’s drone delivery of packages at home to people within thirty minutes’ time.
Thesis statement and preview of main points: Amazon tends to introduce a drone delivery service of packages at homes for the convenience of its customers to prevent them from having to go out to purchase stuff. The idea revolves around ensuring the safety of delivering these goods and how to make it possible traveling long distances.

Body

Transition: The need for drone deliveries by Amazon and their productivity
I Main Point 1: The inventor’s passion for aviation and mental creativity has led to the development of drones for supplying goods to the public.
Supporting Point: Prime Air has invented these drones that can carry about 55 pounds of goods. (Amazon, 2015).
Drones are already being used for crop monitoring and other purposes, so why not use them to deliver items of use to people at home. It is convenient and essential at the same time. (Kratchowill, 2015).

Directional Transition: The hurdles in its development and future of deliveries

II Main Point 2: This is a technologically new aspect, and people are not quite ready to face it
Supporting Point: There is a danger that the drone might hit a wall and get destroyed but this is currently being worked on so it works like a ‘horse’ and would stop if it saw a barrier in front of it. (Kratchowill, 2015).

Conclusion

Drone deliveries are the future of home deliveries; they are convenient and useful for people at home who find it hard to go out. They will save time and also will be modern and equipped for the future.
They will be productive and useful, and they need time to become functional since there are barriers to their trials as yet.

References

Amazon. (2015). Prime Air. Retrieved from http://www.amazon.com/b?node=8037720011
Kratchowill, Lindsey. (2015). Popular Science. Retrieved from http://www.popsci.com/amazons-
gur-kimchi-talks-future-delivery-drones