Google opened the Wing Unmanned Aerial Services

After Amazon, Google is the next company pursuing a project to provide unmanned aerial vehicles.

A few months ago, Amazon sparked rumors that they were testing their own unmanned aerial vehicle technology and would soon be commercializing the product. However, a new disclosure reveals that Google was the pioneer in this field when they studied the drones two years before the Amazon Prime Air project was announced.

The Google project is called Wing and is currently not mentioned by Google. However, Goggles has designed a small, unmanned aerial vehicle that can take off, fly to a location, leave a package before flying back to the place of departure. This device is currently being tested in Australia.

We all know that Google has built a strong team of engineers to research robots. But this is not the only thing that this group of engineers conducted research in recent years. And with the release of the Wing project, Google has officially entered the race for the production of unmanned aerial vehicles. It's going to be a long time coming, as both Google and Amazon are still in the process of perfecting their product, and then they have to prove to management that it is. Its safe to operate.

Google was first known as a giant in the field of Internet search. However, the company later expanded its business into many areas and developed the Android operating system, the most popular mobile operating system on the planet, along with the Gmail service and a range of services. other customers. Google recently announced a series of "madness" projects, including: wearable computers, self-driving cars, "jigsaw" phones , free internet over balloons (Project Loon project), and now is an unmanned aerial vehicle service.