Domino's pizza delivery jobs may no longer be needed, now that "DomiCopter" drones have been invented to deliver two hot, delicious pizzas to destinations within just ten minutes.

Domino's pizza delivery jobs have been revolutionized, as a creative agency was hired by Domino's Pizza to conduct tests on the practicality of delivering pizzas using drones. T + Biscuits, the company that was hired, has already come up with a pizza delivery drone prototype.

The current prototype drone for Domino's pizza delivery is called "DomiCopter" and is an octocopter drone. It has eight spinning helicopter blades and can travel within a four mile radius of the store. The pizza delivery drone has the capability of delivering two large pizzas in ten minutes.

In the future, Domino's pizza delivery drones will replace delivery driver jobs. GPS coordinates will be able to direct the drone to the destination. The existing prototype, however, still needs to be piloted by someone who directs the drone on the ground and who is experienced in drone flying.

The Domino's pizza delivery drone also includes a thermal insulation bag that is used by pizza delivery drivers to keep the pizzas hot and fresh.

The founder of T + Biscuits, Tom Hatton, said, "If anything, it went quicker than a pizza boy. We were amazed at how easy it was going to be."

The pizza delivery drone is extremely efficient in the time taken to deliver the pizza. It was able to navigate roads and even stop at red traffic lights, according to Hatton.

Before the Domino's pizza delivery drone was named "DomiCopter," there were also suggestions for other names like "Pepperdroney" and the "Flyin' Hawaiian."

See below for a recently released video of the Domino's pizza delivery drone's test delivery, as piloted by an individual experienced in drone flight.