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Shipping drones capture the imagination unlike almost any robot. We see visions of skies filled with small robots, worrying and planning for the day packages that come by aircraft directly to our doorstep Yet most drones can't really carry all that much, and are built for cargoes of around a few pounds. To truly compete with, rather than just supplement, other delivery technologies, drones will need to go bigger.
Charles Bombardier's Imaginactive nonprofit puts out concepts and gets people to design vehicles for them. Sometimes the machines are fanciful, like this hypersonic airliner. Other times, they feel much closer to practical. "Shango," a concept from April, imagines a drone that can carry shipping containers, the kind which revolutionized transport, carry billions of tons of cargo across the world, and became a staple of trendy green living.