Drone Delivery
Drone Delivery for critical goods.
Aerial logistics solutions that combine planning, technology and infrastructure with operational experience to meet transport needs.
Let's talk about your logistics network
When distance gets in the way of access
Time, distance and access decide whether critical cargo arrives when it is needed. The operation has to adapt to the territory and to the people who depend on it.
- Response time
- Distance and access
- Logistics continuity
What we transport
In documented projects, mostly health supplies: medicines, samples, breast milk and other supplies. Industrial uses are also Drone Delivery when the problem is moving cargo, such as parts and spares.
What CIELUM brings
- Network design
- We start from the health need to define routes, frequencies and cargo in each territory.
- Ground infrastructure
- Landing points, communications, power, and loading and receiving procedures.
- Integrated aircraft
- Third-party long-range aircraft, such as the RigiTech Eiger, integrated into the network and its procedures.
- Operations and coordination
- A safe, traceable operation, coordinated with health teams and with other airspace users.
- Team training
- We train local teams to work with the aerial operation.
How it is implemented
- 01
Territory
Understanding the territory, routes and operating points.
- 02
Cargo
Type of cargo and its transport requirements.
- 03
Infrastructure
Infrastructure needed at origin and destination, and coordination.
- 04
Testing and scope
Testing and defining the scope of the operation.
Related cases
View caseHealth transport network in Ngäbe-Buglé
An aerial network designed to complement health logistics and connect health centres with hard-to-reach communities in the Ngäbe-Buglé Comarca.
3 kg payload per flight
View caseDrone health logistics network in Tacuarembó
More than 500 health flights and more than 5,000 patients reached by an aerial network connecting Tacuarembó Regional Hospital with health services across the territory.
500+ health flights completed
View caseWorking with UNICEF on drone delivery for vulnerable communities
A long-term collaboration with UNICEF to build technological, operational and regulatory capabilities, from airspace management to Uruguay's first health drone delivery pilot.
3 kg of payload and 15 litres of volume per flight
Let's talk about your logistics network
You don't need a fully defined project. For a first conversation it helps to know:
- Organisation and country
- Need
- Locations or route, if known
- Type of cargo