Revolving cluster mailbox and central package delivery system

1. A revolving cluster mailbox, comprising:

a plurality of substantially circular layers stacked vertically, wherein a second layer sits atop a first layer, and wherein each of the plurality of substantially circular layers includes:

a bottom plate and a top plate, wherein the bottom plate and the top plate are vertically opposed;

a plurality of divider plates that are perpendicular to the bottom and the top plate; and

a center ring;

wherein the bottom plate, the top plate, the plurality of divider plates, and the center ring define a plurality of individual mailbox units, each individual mailbox unit with an opening disposed opposite the center ring;

a first motor which moves the plurality of substantially circular layers vertically; and

a second motor which rotates the plurality of substantially circular layers.

2. The revolving cluster mailbox of claim 1 further comprising:

a user interface; and

a controller coupled to the first and second motors and configured to activate the first or second motors in response to an input to the user interface.

3. The revolving cluster mailbox of claim 1 , wherein the first and second motors are step motors.

4. The revolving cluster mailbox of claim 1 , wherein the first and second motors are hydraulically actuated.

5. The revolving cluster mailbox of claim 1 , wherein each of the plurality of substantially circular layers has a diameter of about 80 inches.

6. The revolving cluster mailbox of claim 1 , wherein the first layer of the plurality of substantially circular layers is divided, by the plurality of divider plates, into 30 of the plurality of individual mailbox units.

7. The revolving cluster mailbox of claim 1 , wherein a distance between the bottom plate and the top plate is six inches.

8. The revolving cluster mailbox of claim 1 , wherein the first layer of the plurality of substantially circular layers is divided, by the plurality of divider plates, into eight of the plurality of individual mailbox units.

9. The revolving cluster mailbox of claim 1 , wherein a distance between the bottom plate and the top plate is 14 inches.

10. A revolving cluster mailbox system, comprising:

an enclosure with at least one window and at least one user interface;

at least one revolving mailbox assembly contained within the enclosure, wherein the at least one revolving mailbox assembly includes:

a plurality of substantially circular layers stacked vertically, each divided into a plurality of individual mailbox units, wherein each of plurality of individual mailbox units includes an opening;

a first motor which moves the plurality of substantially circular layers vertically;

a second motor which rotates the plurality of substantially circular layers; and

a controller coupled to the first and second motors and configured to activate the first or second motors in response to a user-initiated input to the controller.

11. The revolving cluster mailbox system of claim 10 , wherein the user-initiated input is a signal from a remote device.

12. The revolving cluster mailbox system of claim 10 , wherein the user-initiated input is through the at least one user interface.

13. The revolving cluster mailbox system of claim 10 , wherein the controller is configured to:

receive, from a remote cloud service, a signal; and

troubleshoot, in response to the signal, the system.

14. The revolving cluster mailbox system of claim 10 , further comprises:

a window motor configured to move the at least one window from a closed position to an open position; and

wherein the controller is coupled to the window motor and configured to activate the window motor in response to the user-initiated input to the controller.

15. The revolving cluster mailbox system of claim 10 , wherein the enclosure is a drive-up shelter and further comprises a roof overhang configured to protect a user from the elements.

16. The revolving cluster mailbox system of claim 15 , wherein the enclosure further includes:

at least one rooftop window disposed above a top layer or the plurality of substantially circular layers;

a window motor configured to move the at least one rooftop window from a closed position to an open position; and

wherein the controller is coupled to the window motor and configured to activate the window motor in response to a signal from a drone interface.

17. The revolving cluster mailbox system of claim 16 , wherein the enclosure further includes one or more conveyor belts disposed proximate the at least one rooftop window configured to move a parcel from the at least one rooftop window to one of the plurality of individual mailbox units of the top layer or the plurality of substantially circular layers.

18. A revolving cluster mailbox system, comprising:

an enclosure including:

at least one window;

at least one user interface; and

at least one window motor configured to move the at least one window from a closed position to an open position;

at least one revolving mailbox contained within the enclosure, wherein the at least one revolving mailbox includes:

a plurality of substantially circular layers stacked vertically, each divided into a plurality of individual mailbox units, wherein each of plurality of individual mailbox units includes an opening;

a first motor which moves the plurality of substantially circular layers vertically; and

a second motor which rotates the plurality of substantially circular layers; and

a controller coupled to the first and second motors and the at least one window motor, wherein the controller is configured to:

activate, in response to a to a user-initiated input, the first or second motors in response;

position, using the first or second motors, a user defined individual mailbox unit of the plurality of individual mailbox units proximate the at least one window; and

activate, in response to the user-initiated input, the at least one window motor to move the at least one window to the closed position to the open position.

19. The revolving cluster mailbox system of claim 18 , wherein the user-initiated input is a signal from a remote device.