Coffee
Hot, upright, lid on
Lunch
One order, one flight
Pharmacy
The thing you ran out of
Small parcels
Keys, chargers, documents
500 g
Anything small enough to carry in one hand
One kilometre, three ways
People and small robots share the street with everything else. The air above it is empty.

Sidewalk robot
Walking pace, stops at every kerb
10 min
Bike courier
Street speed, plus lights and traffic
4 min
Mote
Straight line above the rooftops
2 min
Travel time over one kilometre. Robot and courier are estimates from typical speeds. Mote is a design target and has not flown outside simulation.
Straight to your hand
No lobby, no kerb, no “I am outside”. Stand where you are and the order comes down to you on a line.

The street is busy. The air above it is not.
- 01
Order as usual
Pick something from a shop within a kilometre.
- 02
It flies the straight line
No lights, no traffic, no sidewalk. The route is the same every time.
- 03
It comes down to your hand
Mote stays high and lowers the order on a line. You never go near the drone.

Where it is today
The delivery flies in simulation on a route in San Francisco. The first real drone is being built.
227 m
Route flown, cafe to park, in simulation
88 s
From order to arrival, in simulation
< 1 m
From the target, in simulation