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This paper describes the envisioned interactions between the information andcommunication technology and aerospace industries to serve autonomous devicesfor next generation aerial parcel delivery networks. The autonomous features offleet elements of the delivery network are enabled by the increased throughput,improved coverage, and near-user computation capabilities of verticalheterogeneous networks (VHetNets). A high altitude platform station (HAPS),located around 20~km above the ground level in a quasi-stationary manner,serves as the main enabler of the vision we present. In addition to the sensingpotential of the HAPS nodes, the use of communication, computing, and cachingcapabilities demonstrate the attainability of the ambitious goal of serving afully autonomous aerial fleet capable of addressing instantaneous user demandsand enabling supply chain management interactions with delivery services inlow-latency settings.

Communication, Computing, Caching, and Sensing for Next Generation Aerial Delivery Networks