Abstract:This article summarizes the research status of drones in the logistics field from both macro and micro aspects, and finds that delivery drones have better applicability in the "last mile" emergency logistics distribution. On this basis, combined with automatic shuttles And the distribution drone designed a new unmanned sorting and outgoing mode. This article establishes a single-source supply point model, mainly studying how to use drones to make the total delivery completion time of the entire frontline area the shortest, and use the sorting algorithm and the greedy search algorithm to compare and analyze, and get a shorter total delivery completion time,and based on the greedy search algorithm to explore the impact of different load changes on the results. It is found that the value is not set as small as possible, but should be set according to the specific distribution network in the space. Based on the consideration that the load capacity will affect the maximum flight speed, this article uses the greedy search algorithm to derive a better solution for the delivery drone for dual-target emergency delivery, which is comparable to the original supply point with a delivery drone that only guarantees one demand point target. In comparison, the total time reduction rate can reach more than 7%.