Drone Delivery
Drone Delivery for critical goods.
3 kg of cargo. 100 km range. Networks hundreds of kilometres long for recurring flights.
Let's talk about your logistics network
When distance is the problem
Time, distance and access decide whether critical cargo arrives on time.
- Response time
- Distance and access
- Logistics continuity
What we transport
Health: medicines (including stock-outs), blood and urine samples, breast milk. Industry: components, spares and samples.
What CIELUM brings
- Network design
- Routes, frequencies and cargo for each territory.
- Ground infrastructure
- Vertiports with cameras, weather station, lighting and 4G connectivity.
- Integrated aircraft
- RigiTech Eiger: 3 kg payload, 85 km range fully loaded, EASA-verified design.
- Operations and coordination
- Remote operation, with integrated UTM and coordination with other airspace users.
- Team training
- Local staff load the aircraft and swap batteries. We train them and keep records.
How it is implemented
- 01
Territory
Routes and operating points.
- 02
Cargo
What is carried and under what conditions.
- 03
Infrastructure
What gets installed at origin and destination.
- 04
Testing and scope
Test flights and final scope.
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Let's talk about your logistics network
You don't need a defined project. Tell us:
- Organisation and country
- Need
- Locations or route, if known
- Type of cargo