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03 July 2025
<a href="https://www.thedroningcompany.com/our-team/michael-molenda" target="_blank" rel="noopener">By Michael Molenda</a>
Not that Oasis needs any fancy promo for their very-much-anticipated reunion, but drones were deployed to form the band's logo over the Principality Stadium in Cardiff&mdash;the first gig of the 41-show tour.
The one-night drone display appeared on July 2, ahead of the reunion's debut dates of July 4 and 5 at the venue.&nbsp;
Oasis hasn't performed live for nearly 16 years, ever since a violent dressing-room fracas in 2009 between the famously combative Gallagher brothers (vocalist Liam and guitarist Noel) tanked the group with immediate affect.
The siblings' relationship had deteriorated dramatically during the preceding years, and Noel's refusal to let Liam advertise his new clothing brand (Pretty Green) in the Oasis tour program at no cost was apparently one of the triggers for the band-ending battle. ("I didn&rsquo;t feel that it was right for him to be flogging his gear to our fans," said Noel in 2011.)
Hopefully, the brothers' tempers have cooled to a frozen-yogurt level since 2009, as legions of Oasis devotees are fanatically awaiting the chance to see the band onstage. (My friend Max Lauer-Bader flew from Los Angeles to England to see the kick-off shows.)&nbsp;
In other Oasis news, Noel Gallagher caused quite a sensation amongst everyday commuters when he arrived in Cardiff by train this week.
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Oasis Kicks Off Reunion Tour with drone display

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03 July 2025
The <a href="https://abzinnovation.com/?_gl=1%2A175a26g%2A_up%2AMQ..%2A_gs%2AMQ..&amp;gclid=Cj0KCQjw1JjDBhDjARIsABlM2Sth9Orogsk2d6VF0neFSVLi5waEvLWZFp-3Eg924LE6gNCBHFB0nZ0aApJaEALw_wcB&amp;gbraid=0AAAAAoZm3LT3paKvTxHWUfY4ReufXrUjx" target="_blank" rel="noopener">ABZ Innovation</a> <a href="https://abzinnovation.com/products/abz-innovation-l30-v2/?_gl=1*l6zaog*_up*MQ..*_gs*MQ..&amp;gclid=Cj0KCQjw1JjDBhDjARIsABlM2Sth9Orogsk2d6VF0neFSVLi5waEvLWZFp-3Eg924LE6gNCBHFB0nZ0aApJaEALw_wcB&amp;gbraid=0AAAAAoZm3LT3paKvTxHWUfY4ReufXrUjx" target="_blank" rel="noopener">L30 V2</a> is a high-performance agricultural spraying drone that revolutionizes crop spraying in terms of speed, accuracy, and efficiency.
This drone delivers outstanding field performance, with a 30-liter tank and a maximum flow rate of 16 liters per minute, capable of spraying up to 21 hectares per hour. Each battery and tank combination covers up to 2.4 hectares, significantly reducing downtime for refilling and recharging.
<h5>Advanced Technology at Your Fingertips</h5>
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The L30 V2 features advanced technology, including intelligent flight planning with SHP line support and adjustable working width (5-10 meters). Its cutting-edge LiDAR-based multi-beam obstacle detection actively scans the environment, accurately recognizing and avoiding trees, power lines, and buildings in real-time to ensure safe and collision-free operation. This works in conjunction with automatic terrain following, which ensures consistent spray height even on uneven terrain. Controlled Droplet Application (CDA) allows for fine-tuned droplet size and minimal drift. All settings are easily accessible on the touchscreen controller.
<h5>Citrus Success: 90% Water Savings Achieved</h5>
It has proven particularly successful in spraying citrus plantations, where the traditional water requirement of 2000 liters/hectare is reduced to 200 liters/hectare. Its powerful downward airflow penetrates deep into the canopy, improving disease control, reducing waste, and minimizing repeat treatments, even when the pace is slower in narrow orchard rows (about 2-3 ha/hour).
<h5>Smart Economics for Professionals</h5>
From an economic standpoint, it is also advantageous for professionals: its operating cost is around &euro;1.2 per hectare, making it one of the most cost-effective high-capacity drones available. It fits into a standard pickup, enabling fast deployment between job sites, and reduces manual labor, chemical exposure, and simplifies operation.
<h5>Versatility Across Crops and Seasons</h5>
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The L30 V2 is versatile for use in cereal crops, orchards, vineyards, and more. With the optional granule spreader, it becomes a multi-purpose tool for applying seeds, fertilizer, or pesticides. This flexibility reduces equipment costs and optimizes farm operations.
<h5>Built in Europe, Backed by Experts</h5>
Manufactured in Europe and CE certified, the L30 V2 is built to meet the highest engineering and safety standards. Purchasing the ABZ Innovation L30 V2 from an official distributor ensures full access to professional training, maintenance support, and software updates, guaranteeing long-term reliability.
In conclusion, the ABZ Innovation L30 V2 is a heavy-duty drone that combines power, precision, and safety, helping farmers and service providers work more efficiently while protecting the environment and reducing costs.
<h5>Future Outlook&nbsp;</h5>
ABZ Innovation&rsquo;s continued growth is powered by a dedicated European team of experts&mdash;engineers, software developers, agronomists, pilots, researchers, HR professionals, and a dynamic sales and marketing team. This diverse, cross-functional collaboration enables ABZ to deliver drone solutions that are not only technologically advanced, but also practical, reliable, and tailored to meet the real-world needs of each market.
In 2023, ABZ Innovation rebranded and redefined its strategic direction to align with its expanding vision. The company sharpened its focus on high-performance drones built for agriculture, industrial applications, and facility management. Today, ABZ offers a wide portfolio of specialized drone solutions&mdash;including spraying, fertilizing, seeding, firefighting, delivery, and industrial cleaning&mdash;each developed through hands-on testing and real-use feedback.
Looking ahead, ABZ continues to invest in innovation through active partnerships with universities, research centers, and industrial players. These collaborations are vital to staying at the cutting edge of drone technology and shaping the future of the industry.
With operations in over 20 countries, ABZ Innovation is firmly positioned as a key European drone manufacturer. By combining cost-effective, European-made systems with expert training and localized support, ABZ empowers professionals in agriculture, industry, and emergency services with drones designed for real performance&mdash;today and tomorrow.
<h5>About ABZ Innovation</h5>
ABZ Innovation&rsquo;s journey began in a basement in Hungary, where founder K&aacute;roly Ludvigh identified a critical gap in the market for drones that combine efficiency, precision, and environmental responsibility. Starting with a clear mission and a strong technical foundation, the team secured experimental permits that allowed for early real-world testing in vineyards using advanced CDA (Controlled Droplet Application) technology. These early trials laid the groundwork for what would soon become a breakthrough in agricultural drone innovation. The launch of the L-Series agricultural drones, purpose-built for spraying and fertilizing, along with the introduction of the modular M-Series platform for industrial applications, marked the company&rsquo;s first major milestones. These platforms quickly gained traction thanks to their robust performance, ease of use, and adaptability across different sectors.
<h5>Why Drones Win&nbsp;</h5>
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02 July 2025
<a style="color: #ba372a;" href="https://www.xtend.me/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">XTEND Reality Inc</a>., a global leader in human-guided autonomous drone systems, officially debuted its new U.S. headquarters and production facility today in Tampa, Florida. The ribbon-cutting event brought together federal, state and local leaders, as well as military personnel, to celebrate a major milestone in advancing American drone capabilities and bolstering regional economic development.
The new facility will manufacture and integrate XTEND's advanced drone systems to support critical U.S. defense missions. The opening comes as federal leaders intensify their push for domestically produced drone technologies that reduce foreign reliance and strengthen national security.
"We are not just building drones, we are building capabilities, resilience and trust," said XTEND Chief Executive Officer and Co-founder Aviv Shapira. "This facility marks a new chapter for XTEND in the United States and reflects our commitment to delivering the most advanced, mission-ready systems to our customers. We're proud to establish our U.S. headquarters in Tampa and grateful for the strong support from local, state and federal partners as we continue to scale our operations."
XTEND was founded in 2018 by brothers Aviv and Matteo Shapira in partnership with Rubi Liani. Prior to establishing XTEND, the Shapira brothers co-founded Replay Technologies, which was acquired by Intel in 2016 for $175 million.
"Our systems are designed to give operators unprecedented control, safety and performance in the most demanding environments," said XTEND CTO and Co-Founder Rubi Liani. "This new facility enables us to bring advanced engineering and innovation directly to the U.S. market, allowing for rapid integration, customization and deployment. It's a critical step in our mission to redefine human-machine collaboration in defense and national security."
"Establishing a U.S. headquarters and production facility is more than just a business expansion, it's a commitment to building enduring partnerships that strengthen America's defense innovation ecosystem," said XTEND Vice President and U.S. General Manager Roy Levy. "This facility is not just about delivering cutting-edge systems, it's about ensuring speed, reliability and integration at the pace of mission demand. XTEND is here to deliver solutions that work when it matters most."
"This milestone represents the realization of XTEND's vision to bring our groundbreaking technologies closer to the U.S. defense ecosystem," said Dr. Peter Kash, XTEND Chairman of the Board. "With this facility, we're laying the foundation for sustained growth, high-tech job creation and meaningful contributions to America's security and industrial capabilities. I'm incredibly proud of the team that made this moment possible, amplifying the connectivity of Florida and the future of AI and Robotics."
XTEND's U.S. facility represents a major step in expanding U.S.-based production capacity and supporting the growing demand for advanced drone systems across the defense and public safety sectors. While focused on delivering Group 1 drones under contract for the U.S. Department of Defense, manufacturing will eventually expand to other critical drone components such as communication modules, motors and controllers to serve the country's broader drone industry. The site is expected to generate dozens of new jobs over the coming years and further Florida's role as a hub for aerospace and defense systems manufacturing.
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XTEND opens U.S. Headquarters in Tampa

01 July 2025
"Hero of Ukraine" commander, Major Oleh Shyriaiev, designed combat armor from kevlar, heat-resistant fibers, and other materials to protect troops from shrapnel during drone attacks.
"The idea of these armored overalls was my initiative and is something that hasn&rsquo;t existed before," said Shyriaiev, who was inspired to devise the protective uniforms from his drone-warfare experiences during his country's invasion by Russia. "When a drone drops a grenade or explosive device, whether it hits a soldier or group of soldiers, there is shrapnel and ballistic powder flying around, which have different starting velocities and weight. We are working and developing this idea so that in addition to bulletproof vests and helmets, the overalls will be made from so called &lsquo;armoured fabric&rsquo; that stop shrapnel of certain sizes penetrating the material.&rdquo;
The suits feature reinforced protection for a soldier's knees, elbows, shoulders, ankles, and groin. Typically, armored suits can be a liability on the battlefield as they limit mobility. However, Shyriaiev's drone overalls are designed to be worn with traditional body armour and helmets without significantly affecting a warrior's ability to move.
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"Drone-Proof" Army Uniforms Developed by Ukrainian Commander

01 July 2025
<a href="https://www.patriagroup.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Patria</a> is leading an industrial consortium in a new project combining electronic warfare and data transmission technologies that widely applies artificial intelligence. <a href="https://www.patriagroup.com/about-us/research-and-innovations/ai-wasp" target="_blank" rel="noopener">AI-WASP</a> (Artificial Intelligence Warfare Adaptive Swarm Platform) aims to develop a next-generation scalable and cognitive (swarm intelligence-driven) transceiver system (AIMA).
European armed forces operating in different operational environments need up-to-date situational awareness and communication systems that enable agile network solutions in dynamic tactical situations as well as the ability to defend against and counter electronic warfare.
Combining secure communications, frequency monitoring and electronic countermeasures in a single software-defined radio system will improve European defense readiness in a modern multidimensional warfare environment. AI-WASP is intended to cover manned and unmanned autonomous platforms of various sizes in all operational environments, including arctic conditions and vehicle interoperability.
Finland, Sweden, Estonia, Italy, Greece and Spain support the joint project and have signed a letter of intent to develop the system. The countries will also provide national funding for the project in addition to the 45 million euro support from the European Commission. The industrial consortium, led by Patria, brings together 16 top-class developers from across Europe, including key players from France, Germany and Lithuania.
"At Patria, we have extensive experience in signals intelligence, passive surveillance, tactical communications and autonomous technologies. We are excited about the opportunity to lead the joint development of these new unifying technologies," says&nbsp;Kari Renko&nbsp;, Head of Strategic Projects at Patria. "EU-funded R&amp;D programs are a concrete example of deepening European defense cooperation. The success of the Common Armoured Vehicle System (CAVS) and European Future Highly Mobile Augmented Armoured Systems (FAMOUS) vehicle projects also show that cooperation between European countries and companies to strengthen defense is definitely profitable."
<h5>About Patria</h5>
Patria&nbsp;is an international defense industry and technology company with over 100 years of experience in the field. With Patria's world-class experts and Through life capability, Protected mobility &amp; defence systems and Battlefield &amp; critical systems products and services, we ensure reliable operations for our customers and are a partner in critical operations on land, at sea and in the air - when everything has to work. In addition to Finland, Patria has offices in Sweden, Norway, Belgium, the Netherlands, Estonia, Latvia and Japan.  Patria is owned by the Finnish state (50.1%) and the Norwegian Kongsberg Defence &amp; Aerospace AS (49.9%). Patria owns 50% of Nammo, and together these three companies form a leading Nordic defense partnership.

Finland's Patria leads AI-WASP Consortium for European Defense

30 June 2025
As the Trump Administration continues to champion a lasting ceasefire in the Russia-Ukraine conflict, the combatants appear to be seeking anything but.
Ukraine's Operation Spiderweb at the beginning of June shocked&mdash;and educated&mdash;militaries around the world by destroying Russian bombers with a barrage of its inexpensive Osa "Wasp" drones (estimated at $500-$2,000 each).
Over the weekend, Russia launched its largest aerial attack on Ukraine, sending a reported 477 drones and 60 ballistic and cruise missiles to destroy homes and infrastructure. Of this number, Ukraine's Air Force claimed to have shot down 249 weapons and caused 226 to miss targets, potentially due to electronic jamming.&nbsp;
However, six people&mdash;including a child&mdash;were injured, and a Ukrainian F-16 and its pilot were lost in the battle.
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"The Russians were targeting everything that sustains life," posted Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on X. "Almost all night long, air raid alerts sounded across Ukraine. Most of the drones were Russian-Iranian Shaheds, along with 60 missiles of various types. Emergency services are responding wherever they're needed. Tragically, while repelling the attack, our F-16 pilot, Maksym Ustymenko, died. He destroyed 7 aerial targets. My condolences to his family and brothers-in-arms. I have instructed that all the circumstances of his death be investigated. Ukrainian aviation is heroically protecting our skies. I am grateful to everyone who is defending Ukraine."
Poland also reported that it&mdash;and other allied countries&mdash;scrambled aircraft to guard Polish airspace.
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Russia Committed to Waging Large-Scale Aerial Attacks on Ukraine

30 June 2025
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<a style="color: #ba372a;" href="https://mightyfly.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">MightyFly </a>successfully conducted a live flight demonstration for the U.S. Air Force as part of its SBIR Phase II contract under the Department of the Air Force&rsquo;s <a href="https://afwerx.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">AFWERX</a> program. MightyFly provides expedited logistics services and manufactures and operates autonomous, hybrid-electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) cargo aircraft.
The demonstration, held at the New Jerusalem Airport on May 8, 2025, showcased MightyFly&rsquo;s autonomous cargo aircraft and its patented Autonomous Load Mastering System (ALMS). The Cento aircraft executed a DoD-relevant mission, demonstrating autonomous flight, cargo loading, unloading, and onboard package handling and balance management.
The Cento transported two large boxes from origin to destination. Before takeoff, the ALMS-equipped aircraft autonomously positioned and secured the packages into its cargo compartment. The aircraft then closed its nose cone, took off, flew to the destination, landed and ejected the packages without human intervention. It then continued to a third destination.
The demonstration also included autonomous handling of representative packages across key sectors, including healthcare, retail, logistics, manufacturing, disaster relief, and defense.
The recent Presidential Executive Order supporting domestic eVTOL adoption highlights the use of these aircraft for &ldquo;medical response, cargo transport, and rural access&rdquo; missions*, which align with MightyFly&rsquo;s model. This policy presents a timely opportunity for MightyFly as the company positions itself as a national asset in next-generation logistics, offering high efficiency services, minimal infrastructure requirements and low operational costs for both commercial and defense applications.
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<h5>About MightyFly</h5>
MightyFly&rsquo;s mission is to provide fast, affordable and low-emissions expedited deliveries to businesses and governments. MightyFly is a provider of expedited logistics services and a leading manufacturer and operator of autonomous, fixed-wing, hybrid eVTOL cargo aircraft with payload capacities of 100 and 500 pounds, a range of 600 miles, and a speed of 150 mph.&nbsp;Based in the San Francisco Bay Area, MightyFly was founded in 2019 with backing from Draper Associates, At One Ventures, 500 Startups, Global Founders Capital, Graph Ventures, Halogen Ventures, and Side Door Ventures. The company was named a &ldquo;Top Supply Chain Startup to Watch&rdquo; in 2022 by Business Insider.
<h5>About AFRL</h5>
The Air Force Research Laboratory, or AFRL, is the primary scientific research and development center for the Department of the Air Force. AFRL plays an integral role in leading the discovery, development and integration of affordable warfighting technologies for our air, space and cyberspace forces. With a workforce spanning across nine technology areas and 40 other operations around the globe, AFRL provides a diverse portfolio of science and technology ranging from fundamental to advanced research and technology development. For more information, visit&nbsp;<a href="http://afresearchlab.com/">afresearchlab.com</a>.&nbsp;&nbsp;
<h5>About AFWERX</h5>
As the innovation arm of the DAF and a directorate within the Air Force Research Laboratory, AFWERX brings cutting-edge American ingenuity from small businesses and start-ups to address the most pressing challenges of the DAF. AFWERX employs approximately 370 military, civilian and contractor personnel at four hubs and sites executing an annual $1.4 billion budget. Since 2019, AFWERX has awarded over 10,400 contracts worth more than $7.24 billion to strengthen the U.S. defense industrial base and drive faster technology transition to operational capability.&nbsp;
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MightyFly demos Cento eVTOL for U.S. Air Force

27 June 2025
If you're into the Terminator series of sci-fi flicks, you know the movie's&nbsp; AI-guided Skynet defense network becomes self-aware and tries to nuke humanity out of existence. For those humans not blown to bits in the global war, robots and UAVs armed with weapons are deployed to mop up what is left of flesh-and-blood humans.
The idea was scary enough to warrant several sequels, video games, graphic novels, and countless collectible toys.
Now, the Terminator scenario could be (mostly) true, as AI-powered drones carrying not just explosives, but also guns, could seek out enemies and kill them without human intervention.
Are future soldiers to be targets for automated warriors from above? Will future battlefields deploy human soldiers?
When will we see Terminators coming after the Sarah Conners of the world?
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<h5>Are Drones the Future of Warfare?</h5>
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Warrior Drones with Machine Guns May Be "Real" Terminators

26 June 2025
The increasing adoption of drones in commercial sectors is leading to a revolution in big data cloud services.
Launching a drone to capture images is the preliminary step in the drone information acquisition process. The captured images then require correction, calibration, processing, storage, and efficient evaluation. The increasing need to evaluate imagery is a key factor driving the adoption of drone imagery software and cloud-based applications, which possess the ability to upload, share, store, and process aerial images.
Moreover, there has been a steep increase in the use of cloud-based in-memory computing platform amongst businesses as it accelerates analytics, processes, and predictive capabilities. The global <a style="color: #ba372a;" title="drone data service market" href="https://www.globenewswire.com/Tracker?data=wpLAkFhvQsQwngJvkiM5J29mxW4-rCuXx6NKD9TluxYszbx5UvlL3Jy_cP5RW9ahfR58wo6TYswl7gp0UQTQRnPdQvhxgtgTL7-6dNnegVGSRJwbr0zq0-RU8NQjcynueu5RELr6KGeH4HUEg9XfP-IXNmebMXEge4jpdGDT5XCPVuxgnBcH_bVG-AAYvYDP" target="_blank" rel="noopener">drone data service market</a>&nbsp;size is expected to reach USD 15.05 billion by 2030, expanding at a CAGR of 39.0% through 2030, according to a new report by Grand View Research, Inc. The growth can be attributed to the growing usage of information acquired by drones in operational and big data analytics. The increasing need for UAV imagery analysis is presumed to impact the global drone imagery processing software industry positively and add a new horizon in imagery storage technologies. The report said: &ldquo;By gathering information on a larger scale, service providers can now process unprecedented levels of detailed information and turn it into actionable information. UAV companies, such as PrecisionHawk, are transforming their business processes to enhance their focus on drone data processing rather than UAV manufacturing."
Active Companies in the markets today include&nbsp;<a style="color: #ba372a;" href="https://www.zenatech.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">ZenaTech, Inc.</a>&nbsp;(NASDAQ: ZENA),&nbsp;<a style="color: #ba372a;" href="https://draganfly.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Draganfly Inc.</a>&nbsp;(NASDAQ: DPRO),&nbsp;<a style="color: #ba372a;" href="https://safeprogroup.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Safe Pro Group Inc.</a>&nbsp;(NASDAQ: SPAI),&nbsp;<a style="color: #ba372a;" href="https://www.teledyne.com/en-us" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Teledyne Technologies</a>&nbsp;(NYSE: TDY), and&nbsp;<a style="color: #ba372a;" href="https://ageagle.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">AgEagle Aerial Systems Inc.&nbsp;</a>(NYSE: UAVS).
The global drone data service market is expected to reach USD 15.05 billion by 2030, expanding at a CAGR of 39.0% from 2023 to 2030, according to a new report by Grand View Research, Inc. The growth can be attributed to the growing usage of information acquired by drones in operational and big data analytics. The increasing need for UAV imagery analysis is presumed to impact the global drone imagery processing software industry positively and add a new horizon in imagery storage technologies. The increasing adoption of drones in commercial sectors is leading to a revolution in big data cloud services. Launching a drone to capture images is the preliminary step in the drone information acquisition process. The captured images then require correction, calibration, processing, storage, and efficient evaluation.

Drones Leading Revolution in Big Data Cloud Services

26 June 2025
<a href="https://www.doordash.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">DoorDash</a> and <a href="https://www.flytrex.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Flytrex</a> today announced the launch of their drone delivery service in the&nbsp;Dallas-Fort Worth&nbsp;metroplex, expanding upon a successful pilot program. Customers in parts of&nbsp;Little Elm&nbsp;and&nbsp;Frisco&nbsp;can now order food from dozens of local and national restaurants, including from Papa Johns King Road location and The Brass Tap, between 8:00am and 9:30pm, with delivery via Flytrex&rsquo;s autonomous drone fleet.
This marks Flytrex&rsquo;s first third-party app integration, enabling customers to place orders directly through the DoorDash app. Eligible customers can select drone delivery at checkout, with orders prepared at restaurants and flown to their homes. The service currently reaches over 30,000 households and more than 100,000 residents, with additional DFW sites launching soon.
DoorDash now offers the region&rsquo;s most expansive drone operating hours and the highest payload capacity. Flytrex drones can carry up to 6.6 pounds&mdash;the largest in the region&mdash;and next-generation models will increase capacity to 8.8 pounds.
&ldquo;The next phase of drone delivery is all about convenience, driven by expanded capabilities that unlock a broader range of use cases,&rdquo; said Harrison Shih, Head of Product for DoorDash Labs. &ldquo;Larger payloads and longer operating hours allow us to serve more customers, more efficiently, than ever before. By expanding the operational envelope of autonomous delivery, we&rsquo;re moving closer to making drone delivery a scalable, reliable option for everyday local commerce."
"Drone delivery offers suburban families exactly what they're looking for: speed, affordability, and convenience," said Yariv Bash, CEO and co-founder of Flytrex. "Your food arrives hot or cold as intended, and you get contactless delivery right to your backyard. For busy families juggling work and activities, it's a game-changer that fits perfectly into your daily routine."
The pilot program completed over 1,000 deliveries, demonstrating strong consumer adoption and satisfaction. Flytrex has also implemented advanced drone traffic control technology, enabling multiple drone operators to serve overlapping communities while safely managing flight paths through automated systems, an innovation that broadens suburban coverage.
Drone deliveries have been embraced by the local community, with multiple drop-off points set up at public and communal locations throughout town. The Flytrex service has supported STEM-focused community events and empowered local businesses by offering their customers this new innovative delivery option.
This partnership stems from DoorDash Labs, the company&rsquo;s robotics and automation division, which focuses on identifying and integrating autonomous solutions that can enhance the customer experience, drive increased demand for local merchants, and create more earning opportunities for Dashers.
<h5>About DoorDash </h5>
DoorDash is one of the world&rsquo;s leading local commerce platforms that helps businesses of all kinds grow and innovate, connects consumers to the best of their neighborhoods, and gives people fast, flexible ways to earn. Since its founding in 2013, DoorDash has expanded to over 30 countries, using technology and logistics to shape the future of commerce. Through its Marketplace and its Commerce Platform, DoorDash is driving economic vitality in the regions it serves worldwide.
<h5>About Flytrex </h5>
Flytrex is a leader in ultrafast, on-demand drone food delivery. The company has completed over 200,000 deliveries across&nbsp;Texas&nbsp;and&nbsp;North Carolina, transforming last-mile logistics for suburban communities with affordable, scalable access to aerial delivery. Flytrex operates in multiple&nbsp;U.S.&nbsp;states and continues to expand its footprint, focusing on enhancing quality of life through innovation in autonomous logistics.

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