Domino's has tested out a prototype for a flying drone that can deliver pizzas. The device carried two large pepperoni pizzas and conducted a flight.

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Last month, Domino's pizza teamed up with a creative agency titled T + Biscuits to test out a prototype for a flying drone that can deliver cheese pies.

Described as an octacopter, the device carried two large pepperoni pizzas and conducted a flight over a city near London.

The pizzas, both contained in an insulated bag, were secured to the drone. They were delivered in perfect condition and it only took about 10 minutes to venture 4 miles.

The founder of T + Biscuits stated “If anything it went quicker than a pizza boy. We were amazed at how easy it was going to be.”

The drone is being called the DomiCopter. Although the device won’t take the place of human delivery drivers anytime soon, Domino’s is reportedly experimenting with the drone at their UK headquarters.

Federal Aviation Administration authorities estimate that private drones will make up a $90 billion industry within 10 years.