Utilizing drones for delivering stuff is nothing new, Domino's demonstrated and pitched their DomiCopter pizza delivery drone a few months ago, and now Amazon's CEO Jeff Bezos is promising half-hour shipping with "Amazon Prime Air" drone delivery service, but the question remains is this really a practical and viable solution?

While Amazon seems to be all setupped for this new service (checkout the videos) the big questions remains what about the numerous possibilities like midway attacks for fun or theft and the danger of crashes due to malfunction?

Drone's have been in news since quite a while for their devastating usage, however there are numerous ways these flying robots can be useful for non-military tasks like the "Japanese Home Guardian Drone" news shared few days ago.

Domino's, one of the world's leading Pizza delivery franchise has another exciting use for these drones. The company is testing their new DomiCopter flying machines to deliver pizzas in company’s heatwave bags over vast distances at high altitudes. The delivery system is Eco-friendly and can travel hundreds of meters without needing to refuel. The demonstration video released by Domino's is already gone viral with over a one million views in just 5 days. Do watch the video below (click read more).

Japanese security firm Secom has a warning for would-be robbers - keep your eye on the sky because a soon-to-be-launched security drone will track you down. The drone has been designed to fly to the scene of a break-in and wait until the perpetrator tries to leave.

The iPad controlled prototype Quadrotor is the weapon of the future, equipped with nothing short of an loaded machine-gun. The camera mounted on the Quadrotor allows it's controller to control and target the A.R. Drone precisely allowing a perfect target. Watch the action packed video demonstration after the jump.