Walmart looks to drones to speed up distribution
The machines may be used in one or more of its distribution centres in 6-9 months
Bentonville, Arkansas
SOON, the labyrinthine aisles at Walmart's distribution centres - stocked high with canned beans, toys and many other products - could also have a low humming sound.
Walmart, the largest US retailer, is testing the use of flying drones to handle inventory at its large warehouses, which supply to the thousands of Walmart stores throughout the US. In six to nine months, the company said, the machines may be used in one or more of its distribution centres.
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