Project Wing is a drone delivery company started by Alphabet, Google’s parent company. In 2017 they launched a delivery program in Australia that carried burritos and other food to remote regions. Wing is leading the charge on U.S. drone deliveries, gaining approval from the FAA as a certified air carrier and partnering with FedEx and Walgreens to deliver goods to U.S. homes.

Drone Delivery Canada, is a pioneering technology firm based out of Toronto, Ontario Canada with a focus on designing, developing and implementing a commercially viable drone delivery system within the Canadian geography.

They are focused on bringing Innovation to the Canada - utilizing drone technology to redefine the just in time delivery standard for retailers. Their group consists of highly seasoned technology professionals who have successfully built, owned and operated technology ventures in the Canadian marketplace.

Flirtey provides drone delivery service of retail and e-commerce items to consumer homes.The company was the first to conduct an FAA-approved drone delivery in the U.S., the first to perform a fully autonomous drone delivery to a home and the first to launch a commercial drone delivery service.

Flytrex Aviation offers tailored, end-to-end drone delivery solutions based on its proprietary cloud technology.

Wing provides aircrafts that are custom-designed to deliver packages safely, reliably, and efficiently.

The company's UAS traffic management system (UTM) plans the best route, taking into account safety, efficiency, and aviation regulation. Wing’s delivery drone is one of the safest ways to transport for items. The company's aircraft have flown tens of thousands of flights, and has been delivering everyday goods to doorsteps, driveways, and backyards. Wing complies with all regulations in each area it operate, and adheres to an extremely rigorous safety framework. Wing has multiple levels of redundancy built into our aircraft and operations, and these have been thoroughly tested throughout the 70,000 test flights we’ve conducted.

Wing has designed a drone that can pick up a package, fly to a designated site, hover over the delivery area, and gently lower the package to the ground at a precise location. The company's drones map a safe route to a designated location using our UAS traffic management system (UTM). The UTM plans a flight path from take-off to landing, avoiding other Wing drones and obstacles.

Drone Delivery Canada is developing a drone delivery platform to provide next-generation logistic services for Canadian retailers, service providers and government agencies.

The flight systems cover all aspects of a UAV from the operational component, but also integrate the logistics integration. The operational platform includes full operational guidance, route planning, geo-fencing, alerts, telemetry, maintenance, logs, and full Preventative Maintenance scheduling and Tracking.

Flirtey’s new drone, landing platform and software combine for a service that can: operate in 95% of wind and weather conditions, making it highly reliable for flight.

Being controlled by the company’s autonomous software platform, which has received Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) approval for the first multi-drone delivery operation in the United States – enabling a single remote pilot to simultaneously oversee ten Flirtey drones

Flytrex is building the world's first drone-based delivery service - cutting delivery costs and times by an order of magnitude in an (almost) infinite market.

While the majority of packages that require transit across cities are no heavier than 2lbs, Flytrex drones are able to carry up to 6.5lbs and travel a distance of approximately 6 aerial miles. The drones require minimal handling thus reducing manpower, and ensuring a quick delivery every single time.

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