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EPISODE · Dec 10, 2025 · 11 MIN

HELLO FUTURE: Sky Routes & Super Sleighs: How Drones Will Rewrite the Supply Chain

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Kevin and Professor Carlsson look at the next era of delivery — a world where rooftop drone pads, airborne supply lanes, and smart trucks work together like a futuristic North Pole logistics system. Think fast: medicine delivered in minutes, groceries dropped from the sky, emergency supplies sent ahead of storms, all coordinated by algorithms that feel like they’re pulled straight out of a holiday sci-fi movie. A fun, high-energy dive into the flying, blinking, buzzing supply chain of tomorrow.Meet The Future: https://mtf.tv/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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