PABLO AIR is a South Korean company specializing in autonomous swarm control and integrated mobility solutions for unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), including drones. As a drone solution company, it develops hardware and software, including its PAMNet smart traffic management system, and offers services such as drone delivery, drone art shows, and military UAS solutions. PABLO AIR has partnered with organizations like NASA, NUAIR, LG Uplus, and Malaysia's National Technology and Innovation Sandbox (NTIS) and aims to expand into the global UAM ecosystem.
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PABLO AIR will participate in the development of a drone delivery service for use in the United States.
PABLO AIR is a company specializing in drone logistics solutions and delivery services.
PABLO AIR has exclusive drone operation rights in this project.
Kim Young-Joon is the CEO of PABLO AIR.
PABLO AIR's goal is to innovate the distribution industry by providing unmanned integrated distribution systems.
PABLO AIR will begin its participation in an empirical project on drone delivery in New York from April 2022.
In November 2019, a PABLO AIR drone completed a 35.7-mile flight from Jejudo’s Seogwipo Port to Udo Port in one hour and 56 minutes.
PABLO AIR is developing technologies for broader applications of drones in distribution, disaster detection, environmental data collection, and entertainment.
PABLO AIR is pursuing projects in drone swarm technology-based logistics, disaster monitoring, and smart city environmental monitoring.
PABLO AIR aims to enter foreign markets in 2021 while collaborating with various distribution companies worldwide.
PABLO AIR has completed the development of its own drone hardware and is working on a software solution integrating manned and unmanned drones.
PABLO AIR is leading the development of an Urban Air Mobility (UAM) market for the future.
PABLO AIR used vertical takeoff-and-landing (V-TOL) drones for the test flight.
PABLO AIR was founded in 2018 and specializes in unmanned aerial software and hardware development.
The drones were operated with a web-based control system developed independently by PABLO AIR.
PABLO AIR shipped medical supplies to two islands using two drones from Incheon New Port.
PABLO AIR is also engaging in non-delivery projects, including an art show featuring a group of 300 drones.
PABLO AIR's ultimate vision is to develop benchmark technology for the personal air vehicle air taxi industry.
Every employee at PABLO AIR has expertise in drones and/or unmanned aviation.
Kim Young-jun is the CEO of PABLO AIR and emphasized the future value of drone technology in delivery shipping.