DroneUp is a drone service provider offering airspace solutions, software, and analytics to integrate drone technology into various industries. They provide drone data acquisition services and create scalable programs utilizing patented technology and mapping software. DroneUp has partnered with companies like Volatus Aerospace to enhance cargo services and is known for its commercial operating approval and advanced package delivery technologies. They also have contracts with state and government agencies.
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DroneUp will develop a scalable drone delivery solution for Walmart, enabling practical applications that drive widespread adoption.
DroneUp has been selected to sit on the FAA's Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS) Aviation Rule Making Committee (ARC) to participate in the development of drone flights.
Walmart partnered with DroneUp last year to launch trial deliveries of at-home COVID-19 self-collection kits.
DroneUp operates an on-demand drone delivery network with over 10,000 Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) certified pilots.
DroneUp is the first operator to use the FAA 107.39 waiver for delivery flights over people and moving vehicles.
DroneUp operates commercially throughout the US and is authorized to provide government drone services in 11 US states.
Walmart is investing in DroneUp to develop a scalable last mile delivery solution.
Since partnering with DroneUp, Walmart has valued their technological expertise and operations.
Walmart's investment in DroneUp will also apply to ground deliveries.
A2Z Drone Delivery completed the first commercial deployment of its Rapid Delivery System (RDS1) with DroneUp®.
The RDS1 allows DroneUp pilots to reduce time-on-station to about 30 seconds per delivery.
A2Z Drone Delivery worked with DroneUp to customize the RDS1 controls into DroneUp's proprietary flight software.
DroneUp is the drone solutions provider for the CHURP team.
DroneUp conducted training, testing, and evaluating UAS use cases.
The FAA waiver allows DroneUp to conduct flights over non-participating persons and moving vehicles to support the delivery of COVID-19 test kits anywhere in the United States.
DroneUp is the first drone organization to operate with a Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Section 107.39 Operation Over People Waiver.