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Melbourne-based drone delivery startup Swoop Aero has entered voluntary administration (the Australian equivalent of Chapter 11 bankruptcy) as of October 14, according to a report from Startup Daily. The move comes as a shock to many in the industry who’d watched the company’s meteoric rise over the past seven years. Money Troubles Despite Big Promises…
UNICEF is leveraging drone technology to overcome infrastructure challenges and deliver essential supplies to remote communities, transforming humanitarian aid delivery in hard-to-reach areas. According to UNICEF’s report, the organization has been using Uncrewed Aircraft Systems (UAS), commonly known as drones, since 2016 to transport vaccines, medicines, diagnostic samples, and other vital commo
Mid-America Transplant, a St. Louis-based organ and tissue procurement organization, is set to revolutionize medical logistics by implementing drone technology for blood sample transportation. This innovative approach aims to provide faster and more cost-effective services, particularly benefiting rural communities, according to St. Louis Public Radio. Drones: A Game-Changer in Medical Transportat
A St. Louis-based organ transplant agency is looking into using drones to transport blood samples and medical supplies faster and cheaper.
South Plains College Offers Cutting-Edge Drone Certification Classes Drones are everywhere, from recreational parks to professional job sites. If you’ve ever wanted to get in on the action and learn to fly these fascinating devices, South Plains College in Lubbock, Texas, has just the program for you. As part of their Industrial Manufacturing program, the…
Wing, a subsidiary of Google, will begin drone deliveries in Dublin, Ireland, with plans to bring this service to more European communities.
Australian drone-startup Swoop Aero has partnered with Skyports to create a UK-wide drone delivery service to transport urgent medical...
Swoop Aero ready to launch “phase two” of its medical drone program in Congo. The Australia-based drone startup will use its drones to join the government in its fight against COVID-19, ebola, and other major diseases.
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