FARRIS TECHNOLOGY, LLC.
JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA

Our company’s Low Altitude Logistical products are founded on the premise that both the package sender and the receiver can benefit from the patent pending technology and our dedicated service model. Our goal is to earn your respect by our commitment to safe, well-considered products designed to open new windows of opportunity. For senders, the trip times will be faster because the drone will know with certainty where to deliver the parcel and by fulfilling customer wishes, the sender best ensures repeat business. Package receivers such as homeowners or auto mechanics will benefit from the speedy delivery and the assurance that the package is secure. By focusing on landing the package where you want it, we can best ensure safety and protection for all concerned. Whether you are a homeowner or a business manager in need of speedy deliveries, Farris Technology will help you as the commercialization of Low Altitude Logistics unfolds in the coming months. Before you click the back button on your browser, you may want to stay with me on this. It has been quite a while since a new logistics corridor or functionality has opened. As a nation we have used waterways since the beginning, and early on basic roads worked locally. But it was rail that opened and connected the country. Planes ushered in the era of air freight with trucking via the U.S. Highway System growing in the same period. Airplanes have largely given way to jet service and the Eisenhower Interstate System has sidestepped the U.S. highways. Over the years since the ‘50s, the air cargo and limited access interstate infrastructure has been largely built out and improved in so many ways. But, in 2014 where driverless cars have better accident statistics than unimpaired adults, and the CEO of a mammoth online retail firm trots out a UAV and says he is going to use it, the logistics professionals who ignore the implications may soon be playing catchup. Other players will find uses. Consider pharmacies. A parent with a sick child may pay the service fee for the prescription to be delivered. Parcel businesses will integrate the new capabilities to supplement their drivers by having drones handle packages to locations that would unduly stretch the route for that day. Florists may have a new special delivery method to offer boxed roses, and automobile mechanics need parts quickly to maximize profits and minimize customer wait times. The ones who can act faster and at less expense will certainly benefit. Low Altitude Logistics is an opportunity to re-think the last mile challenges and to add another arrow to ones’ business quiver. With players like Google and Amazon openly considering this delivery mode, a careful assessment for each business may uncover new sources for profitable growth.