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Drone Delivery Canada has announced that its large-scale Condor drone has moved into the commercial testing stage.

Forty-five countries either allow or will soon allow drone deliveries, according to a survey by the industry website Unmanned Airspace. But the technology is far more advanced than the systems needed to control the airspace.

See the Future
The Future Tech Hub, on the 800 level of the South Building, is a showcase of what the future is bringing to mobility. Taking things beyond a gas-powered car you drive from A to B, this exhibit showcases Drone Delivery Canada, a company looking to bring a commercial drone delivery service to market to fly in your parcels instead of driving them around. It is also the place to see the Project Arrow concept car, a look at what the companies that make the parts that automakers will use have in store.

Drone Delivery Canada Corp. (DDC) announced it will display its Sparrow, the Robin and the Condor delivery drones at the Future Tech Hub of the Canadian International AutoShow, which runs from February 14 – 23 at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre. DDC is a drone technology company focused on the design, development and implementation of its proprietary logistics software platform, using drones.

Drone Delivery Canada is leading the industry for package delivery by UAS with a variety of drone sizes and applications, with payload deliveries of up to 180 Kg, providing a new next level logistics solution.