Abstract: Continuous manufacturing systems and methods for fiber components are described. The continuous manufacturing systems may include core preparation, fiber weaving, pressure application, fiber curing, cooling, and post-processing subsystems. For example, fiber components having varying shapes, weaving parameters, and/or structural properties may be continuously formed. In addition, various additional fibers having additional functions or characteristics may be continuously woven together in the fiber components. Further, the pressure application, curing, and/or cooling subsystems may utilize various outer dies that are cycled through and between the subsystems.

Abstract: A multi-level (ML) fulfillment center is designed to accommodate landing and takeoff of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), possibly in an urban setting, such as in a densely populated area. Unlike traditional fulfillment centers, the ML fulfillment centers may include many levels (i.e., stories, floors, etc.) as permitted under zoning regulations for respective areas. The fulfillment center may have one or more landing locations and one or more deployment locations to accommodate UAVs, which may delivery at least some of the items from the fulfillment center to locations associated with customers.

Abstract: A multi-level (ML) fulfillment center is designed to accommodate landing and takeoff of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), possibly in an urban setting, such as in a densely populated area. Unlike traditional fulfillment centers, the ML fulfillment centers may include many levels (i.e., stories, floors, etc.) as permitted under zoning regulations for respective areas. The fulfillment center may have one or more landing locations and one or more deployment locations to accommodate UAVs, which may delivery at least some of the items from the fulfillment center to locations associated with customers.