Autonomous last-mile delivery with drone

A drone carrying medicine in a snowy neigbourhood

Autonomous last-mile delivery with drone

More efficient, environmentally sustainable, and cheaper than current manned alternatives, while also extending access to populations not currently served by existing logistics networks.

Supported by EIT Urban Mobility

Product Details

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Maturity

Commercialised

Challenge Topic addressed

Sustainable City Logistics

Aviant offers a zero-emission drone delivery service for fast home delivery of medicines and other time-critical goods. The service combines autonomous long-range drones, a cloud-based operations system and API integration into customer checkout flows. Eligible addresses are identified automatically, users receive a real-time drone delivery option and Aviant handles route planning, dispatch, flight monitoring and delivery. 

The platform includes a 40 km range, high-safety redundancy, low-noise propulsion and a temperature-controlled payload module for sensitive products. For partners, Aviant provides a turnkey way to launch premium same-day delivery without building their own drone infrastructure. The service cuts delivery times to 30–60 minutes and reduces emissions by 95–99% versus car-based delivery. 

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Drone delivery showcase
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