A bundle has been delivered by a drone to a residential place in a small Nevada town in what the governor of the state as well as its maker said Friday was the first completely independent urban drone delivery in america.

The route was created using GPS. Visual onlookers and an aviator were on standby during the flight but were not wanted, Sweeney said.

He said the bundle contained food, bottled water and a first-aid kit.

Nevada Gov. Brian Sandoval congratulated the firm “on successfully completing the country’s first completely independent urban package delivery.”

“I ‘m thrilled that Flirtey isn’t only examining its cutting edge technology in Nevada, but also creating jobs through its headquarters move to Reno,” Sandoval said in a statement.

Nasa is working with the Federal Aviation Administration as well as the drone sector on a low-altitude air traffic control system to stop crashes including drones and other low-altitude aircraft.

Flirtey ran the very first FAA- rural drone delivery in July to a rural healthcare practice in Virginia.

The Nevada delivery shows that complex drone systems enable airborne vehicles deliver bundles with precision within a populated area and to browse around buildings, Sweeney said.

The business moved its headquarters from Australia to Nevada. It said the recent delivery was filmed for an upcoming ABC TV documentary.

Hawthorne, a town of about 3,000 residents, is the residence of the Hawthorne Army Depot.

Flirtey has been running research and development by means of a partnership with the Nevada Advanced Autonomous Systems Innovation Center in the University of Nevada, Reno.