Continental Drones News Today

Commercial drone technology is developing rapidly and could potentially transform global supply chains for many goods and services.

− Commercial drone revenue is on track to outpace that of military drones by 2025 − Regulatory and safety concerns have slowed rollout in developed markets − Companies are testing their fleets by delivering essential supplies in emerging markets − Partnerships with e-commerce firms could make instant delivery a reality Emerging markets are capitalising on

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Wingcopter leverages strong product-market fit with multi-million-dollar delivery drone orders

German drone company Wingcopter and Continental Drones, a subsidiary of Ghana- and Dubai-based Atlantic Trust Holding, are partnering to deploy 12,000 drones in Africa to transport health care products, delivering medicine, vaccines and laboratory samples throughout the continent starting in early 2023. The full deployment will occur over the next five years. Continental Drones will

Wingcopter and Continental Drones Ltd. are partnering to help establish drone-based delivery networks with thousands of Wingcopter drones across the African continent.

12,000 Wingcopters for world’s largest commercial drone deployment - Continental Drones and Wingcopter to transform African supply chains and logistics from the ground up

German drone delivery company Wingcopter announces the largest commercial drone deployment in the world, aimed to transform supply chains across the Afri...

Wingcopter announced a partnership with Continental Drones designed to establish a massive delivery network spanning 49 countries across Sub-Saharan Africa