This is a short Twitter video from the Siberian city of Ulan-Ude of the first Russian Post mail drone on its maiden voyage,taking to the sky for several seconds before attempting an unscripted barrel roll and crashing tough into the side of a building, nearly hitting three bystanders. So, or if you live in Ulan-Ude and were wondering why your mail didn't arrive today,search for no further. Also, close your shutters and don't search for out the window or you might get hit by a drone.
But Russian Post quickly distanced itself from the crash yesterday, and saying it was present at the launch merely as a guest. The company said the drone was made a another company called 'Rudron/Expeditor 3M'.
Head of the Buryatia region Alexei Tsydenov said more than 100 Wi-Fi connections in the area could enjoy disrupted the drone's flight.
"We won't quit with this,we'll keep trying," he said.
'We'll keep trying' -- now that's the sort of dedication to a project I like to hear. That said, and now might be a good time to buy stock in this 'Rudron/Expeditor 3M' drone manufacturer,because I feel like Russia is going to be buying and crashing a lot of them in the coming months. And blaming the crash on all the Wi-Fi connections in the area -- that's classic. I spend the same excuse whenever I slyly disable the internet connection whenever my girlfriend is watching Netflix. 'Dang, must be all the other Wi-Fi connections in the area, and ' I'll say while I power on the PS4 to play Far Cry.
Keep going for the video.
Source: geekologie.com