RE:Technical and knowledgeable? Don't be stupid. I'm the only guy here who has backed up his statements with actual references. You guys say they have proprietary technology and patents. I SHOWED you in their own video how they're just using somebody else's stuff. The only way you missed that is wilful ignorance. I also showed you have they actually have no patents granted, and just 2 applications.
Fact: if DDC has a business relationship with Canada Post, where is that publicly stated?
Fact: If how can a company be a SaaS if they are just using somebody else's software under license?
Fact: What advantage? All they're doing is a few limited tests in a few very small areas. All their competitors are doing widespread testing, and some are fully operational. How is resticting themselves to a single country with very restrictive rules an advantage to them?
BLB0691 wrote: Please tell us what you have posted which is either technical or knowledgeable.
I just see a lot of links to other companies and articles that anyone with a bit of time could come up with, and when others post you just shut them down.
No one is disputing the fact that there other companies doing similar things.
FACT: DDC has a relationship with Canada Post. Just because Indro Robotics does as well doesn't make it false. They also have many other partner relationships.
FACT: DDC is a SaaS company. You denying it or not understanding their business model doesn't make it any less true. DDC's proprietary software integrates directly into their customers ERP software, making inventory/shipping etc seamless. You can google more about this.
FACT: There are other BVLOS testing going on in Canada, DDC has already completed those tests and moved on to further testing.
FACT: DDC is enjoying an advantage in Canada because from the start they have been working with Transport Canada asking them what needs to be in place to make drone delivery a reality in Canada. They then used that information and integrated it into their product.
FACT: Just because someone points out that not everyone agrees with you doesn't make them a "fanboy" some of us have been invested in this company and have followed drone delivery news from all over the world for a long time.None of what you've said is "news"
FACT: This is a stock message board. Stocks don't always make sense. History is full of companies that do extremely well, not because they had the best product, but because they had it on the market first or their management team was better. Similarly many companies have failed with brilliant ideas.
As you stated regular drone delivery in North America is a long way off. DDC has been a good investment for me so far, and I believe it will continue to be for the near future.