The possibility of home delivery by drone began to be taken seriously by companies a few years ago, but due to the messy legal background, the technology has not been widespread since then.
The world’s leading autonomous aerial vehicle (AAV) technology platform company, has been selected as a key member of the Re.Invent Air Mobility initiative out of 150 applications from 25 countries to build the future urban air mobility (UAM) ecosystem in the capital Paris region of France, in prospect of the 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
The flying ambulance hybrid could be realized through a partnership between Urban Aeronautics aircraft manufacturing company and Hatzolah Air, a nonprofit, emergency air rescue organization in New York.
A British company, Intelligent Energy, claims that its development is radically transforming drone technology.
Some of the aircraft of the future will certainly run on hydrogen, so it is vital that it be cheap and easy to produce.
Primoco UAV, a public limited company listed on the Prague Stock Exchange, has been registered by the Military Aviation Inspection Department of the Ministry of Defense of the Czech Republic as a recognized production and development organization.







