Randy Goers of the Drone Radio Show talks with Dan O’Toole, CEO and Founder of DroneDek on the company’s new automated mailbox designed to securely accept packages delivered by drones. The phone, the automobile, air travel and all of the other conveniences of our day-to-day lives have been updated, but mailboxes have not been disrupted since 1858 when they were first introduced. Drone delivery will increase efficiency, lower costs, raise convenience and speed, but that only solves half of the equation. T
o complete the final mile solution there must be a safe, secure, weatherproof receptacle, that is capable of housing items and notifying customers of their delivery. That’s where DroneDek comes in. DroneDek brings the mailbox into the 21st-century and completes the last mile solution through its smart mailbox, app-driven solution and marketplace. In this edition of the Drone Radio Show, Dan talks about DroneDek, its revolutionary mailbox for drone deliveries and how the technology is about to radically change our lives for the better.
Dan O’Toole is a serial entrepreneur and business leader who is among the first in the United States to secure patents for a smart mailbox designed to securely accept packages delivered by drone.
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