Chipotle Wants to Drop a Burrito on Your Head with New Drone Delivery

Chipotle says it is jumping on the drone delivery bandwagon. This week, the company has announced a new pilot program in Texas that will check the effectiveness of customers’ order in their backyard.

Ay Press release The entire process published on Thursday makes the drone-robot hybrid delivery buritosh as far as it can go. Some customers in Dallas Rawlett suburb will be able to download the app for the new drone partner zipline of the chipotle and order them.

Then, the chipotal workers put food orders in places where their drones can be lifted, which will later fly to the customer’s home. The agency says that the ziplin drones are “about 300 feet in the air” when the food is down to a little carrier that is contained.

The press release said “Zipline users will need to use a small number of jeeptols today before launching a broad service during the coming weeks.”

We have officially unlocked Buritos 🌯⚡

Introducing Jeeptol – from all your favorite @ChiptletwitsNow quickly distributed by the wind pic.twitter.com/zzukzf0WV9

– Zipline (@Zipline) August 21, 2025

Zipline a Too well -named track recordsCreating a name for yourself with aerobic supply of treatment in the weak infrastructure countries. Most significantly, the company partnership with the Rwanda government in 20 2016 Provide very necessary blood products Remote Hospital.

Rwanda doctors say the work of the organization has reduced the amount of time taken to provide life -saving materials to patients. These national applications of drone technology – to provide important materials to people they need – the autonomous distribution should be considered as the right kind of thing in the industry.

On the other hand, the pivot to Burito delivery of the gyplin may not be the best use of talents.

Thursday’s press release contains some ridiculous comments from Rinado Clifton, the top executive of the zipline. “With the zipline you tap a button and a few minutes later the meal appears magically-hot, fresh and extremely,” Ziplin’s CEO and co-founder Clifton says. “From today, the families Dallas The region can be provided by jeeptol and serve for lunch or dinner. What once felt like a science fiction is soon becoming completely normal ””

Ok, of course.

In all the trendy new technology applications, my feelings are easily stupid to distribute grocery via drone. For our 90 percent, a flying robot has almost any unnecessary benefit to supply our home products. The only real difference is that companies do not have to hire new delivery workers and now there are drones stuck in the air byway around your house.

It was said, some studies claim that the drone distributed May reduce carbon emissionsAlthough it is not clear how hard it is still science (eg, a) Recent research Delivery made by drone delivery and diesel trucks has been found in large carbon savings, but again, most of the burrito is not supplied by the diesel truck).