21 companies using drones right now:

With big tech giants like Amazon, UPS and NASA all investing in drone fleets and with drone sales set to soar even more this year, Techworld looks at how businesses around the world are using the technology to improve customer service, maintenance and even capture the news.
http://www.techworld.com/picture-gallery/personal-tech/best-uses-of-drones-in-business-3605145-3605145/

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