Was scrolling on Facebook and came across a video about this company called Zipline in the Ghana. They use small drones to deliver medical supplies and other items to areas with limited access. With the work in The Gambia which I’m sure eventually targets to cover more of Africa, I think this would be a great company for SafeMoon to maybe get in touch with for possible collaboration. I DM’d John on twitter but doubt he gets it, I’m not well versed in discord if someone can pass this along there. I can’t share the video from Facebook to here but this is the link to their page and I’m sure you can YouTube them in action. It’s really cool stuff they are doing with their launch and catch system too.
https://flyzipline.com/
I just started a different job literally the same day as I got an interview invite for Amazon. Haven't responded to their request yet. I detest interviewing so I don't really want to go through the process if the salary isn't substantial over my current.
I've looked on Levels.fyi and Glassdoor but the salaries for mechanicals are all over the place across different levels and organizations. I've seen anything from $114k to like $170k. That's obviously a huge range haha. Low end is still more than I make now but not a crazy amount more.
Anyone with any helpful info can DM/chat me! Thanks!
Everyone in this sub is likely aware of ALPP. It ran from 0.05 to $9 last year.
Finally, Nasdaq uplisting seems like it's round the corner. ALPP themselves tweeted a logo change a couple of days ago, with the caption 'Time to embrace change'.
'Embracing change' is a Nasdaq slogan which you can see in big letters on their website.
This is not a coincidence! This is your chance to get in now before the official announcement.
Also - Their subsidiary (Vayu) made their first commercial drone delivery today. This shows their drones are real, in use, and demonstrates the market for drone food delivery.
Has anyone gotten one yet? I gather they have been around in Galway for a while and now started in Balbriggan. How do they work. Which shops are delivering? Do you like it?
I run a weekly drone news series and found out about a really cool project at the Technical University of Munich. I noticed that it didn't get a whole lot of press, but man is it cool! If you guys want to check out more about it I made a video that I'll drop below. But these students made a Defibrillator Delivery Drone! If anyone from this group is on that project please tell us more about your involvement with it and how it came about.
Next generation drone went through first test flight. Carries more pay load and travels further on a single battery charge.
New delivery drop off system
Next generation smart battery
Their financial report could use some updating but as of 12/2020 they had $19 million in cash.
It looks like they brn through about $11 million a year but in 2020 they started creating revenue so on top of the $8 million left the hopefully had decent revenue. Since 12/2020 they received many new contracts.
Definitely worth taking a look. They are in the hot technology these days.
