Las Vegas is emerging as the leader of the cannabis delivery revolution. On January 1, 2023, in California, cannabis delivery vehicles will be able to legally deliver cannabis products to customers. While Las Vegas tourists have been able to buy cannabis since 2017, the city is now looking to take cannabis delivery to the next level.
John Deere and Caterpillar seemed to be in a competition for the largest presence at CES 2023 in Las Vegas. Both companies were displaying their latest technology and innovations in electric and autonomous vehicles. They were joined by 1NCE, a company that provides low-power, low-cost connectivity solutions, who announced the launch of a new product at the event.
It will be one of the state's first recreational cannabis dispensaries. 'I've been to Las Vegas to dispensaries there. Boston, Massachusetts, to Washington, D.C., to San Francisco, California, you can buy cannabis almost anywhere,' said former San Francisco mayor, Gavin Newsom.
At CES 2023 last week in Las Vegas, 1NCE announced the launch of a new low-power, low-cost IoT connectivity solution. The company believes that the IoT market hasn't deliver up to its promise, and that their new product will help bridge the gap between the two worlds.
delivery services will spread. Las Vegas will leap to the forefront of the cannabis consumption lounge trend. New state-licensed lounges will offer more than just cannabis and edibles, but also a variety of entertainment options, such as live music and gaming.
Consumers can also place online orders to partnered dispensaries or delivery services using the Weedmaps website. Into the Cannaverse. Listen in to learn more about the world of cannabis delivery and how it's changing the way we consume cannabis.
At CES 2023, companies such as Tesla and Waymo showcased their latest technology and innovations in autonomous vehicles. Video on a curved mega-screen showed recent deliver of nearly 1,000 VF 8 delivery vehicles.
Some farmers have to weed a single crop repeatedly, so the selling point is that the robot would be able to cover a larger area and do more work in less time. But back to that ride in Vegas: Many people are already using Tesla’s Full Self-Driving software on the Tesla Model 3 and S to get around the city.
As the cannabis industry continues to expand, Las Vegas is becoming the leader of the cannabis delivery revolution. With the launch of new state-licensed lounges and delivery services, Las Vegas is paving the way for what cannabis delivery could look like in the future.
