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Flyby Drones Deliver Smoothies, Salads, Sushi for $3 a Flight - Vimarsana News

Flyby Drones Deliver Smoothies, Salads, Sushi for $3 a Flight

Startup Flyby Robotics has begun testing a cheaper drone technology to deliver takeout from the sky.

Source: cnet.com
Flyby Robotics Secures $4M in Funding - Vimarsana News

Flyby Robotics Secures $4M in Funding

Flyby Robotics, the end-to-end drone automation and delivery company, announced that they have raised $4M in seed investment funding. The round was led by Mac Venture Capital, with participation from Weekend Fund, Anthemis, and Evening Fund. Other strategic investors include Naval Ravikant, (Co-Founder of AngelList); Balaji Srinivasan, (Finance and former CTO of Coinbase); Karen Pritzker, Gaingels, Ryan Hoover (Founder at Product Hunt); and Cliff Sirlin (Managing Director at LaunchCapital).

Flyby Launches Food Drone Delivery With Nekter Juice Bar, Salad Collective, & Other Food Retailers, Closes $4M Pre-Seed - Vimarsana News

Flyby Launches Food Drone Delivery With Nekter Juice Bar, Salad Collective, & Other Food Retailers, Closes $4M Pre-Seed

Seed funding will support technical development acceleration & pilots to new cities across the US

Flyby Robotics debuts drone delivery from metro Phoenix restaurants - Vimarsana News

Flyby Robotics debuts drone delivery from metro Phoenix restaurants

Some metro Phoenix customers be the first in the country to try drone delivery from Tokyo Joe's, MAD Greens and Nekter Juice Bar. Here's how it works.

Flyby Drones Deliver Smoothies, Salads and Sushi for a $3 Fee - Vimarsana News

Flyby Drones Deliver Smoothies, Salads and Sushi for a $3 Fee

Startup Flyby Robotics brings takeout from the sky.

Source: cnet.com