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Thanks to CTOnews.com netizen Alejandro86, Jia Yi's clue delivery! CTOnews.com October 19 news, local time October 18, Amazon announced through a press release, its "Amazon pharmacy" business in the United States University City drone delivery service.

According to reports, local customers can get prescription drugs delivered to their homes by Amazon's unmanned delivery service within an hour of ordering. Customers can choose "free drone delivery within 60 minutes" at checkout, and the pharmacist will then ensure that the medicine is packed and delivered to the customer's home within the next hour. In terms of drug types, local residents can choose from more than 500 drugs for common diseases such as influenza, asthma and pneumonia.

In addition, customers who need emergency medical services can access Amazon Clinic, Amazon's 24/7 virtual medical online service, which claims to provide 24/7 prescriptions for 35 diseases. This is a "virtual" and "face-to-face" hybrid primary care service. Officials say that on the basis of "Amazon Clinic" and rapid drug delivery, customers can improve the treatment effect without leaving their homes.

Amazon's drones fly at altitudes between 40 and 120 meters and have built-in sensing and avoidance technology that uses sensors and cameras to shuttle and navigate around people, pets and wires.

CTOnews.com previously reported that Amazon began drone package delivery in parts of California and Texas late last year. Amazon had previously received approval from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to begin drone delivery trials and was awarded the title of "air carrier" by the authorities.

Similar to traditional Amazon Express services, customers who purchase Amazon Prime Air-compliant products will receive tracking information and estimated delivery times for their orders. Only this product was delivered via drones.

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