Presenting the missing link to revolutionize automated drone cargo logistics – the open modular architecture
This series of demonstrations, in the first half of October at DronePort in Sint-Truiden, offers a unique opportunity to explore the future of the extended automated and digital logistics chain. We will focus on your industry, f.e. cargo, pharmaceuticals, urban mobility and manufacturing. You will discover the importance of an open and modular supply chain that integrates drone-based logistics. As a valued participant, you will discover the opportunities to integrate your own logistics processes.
The potential of drone technology for urban logistics
UAS technology offers a revolutionary solution to urban logistics challenges like traffic congestion, pollution and rising manpower costs. By moving freight to the skies, UAS systems deliver faster, more adaptable, and scalable transport options, enhancing urban efficiency and sustainability. However, while drones can autonomously fly between points, the process remains partially manual if cargo loading and unloading require human intervention. This incomplete automation still demands manpower, limiting the full potential for cost savings and efficiency.
Automating the entire cargo transport chain
Helicus’ Drone Cargo Port offers a ground automation platform for cargo handling that has an open modular architecture, eliminating the need for manual intervention. DronePort supports this technology because it automates loading and unloading cargo from drones. The automated drone airport can be installed on the roof of a buiding or warehouse e.g., where it could be integrated with pneumatic systems or conveyor belts to transfer goods that arrived by drone directly to the correct internal destination without human intervention. This will be an international premiere.
Although initially focused on medical deliveries, this adaptable technology will be scaled for various industries. By automating the entire cargo transport chain, it ensures efficiency and reliability, paving the way for broader adoption of urban air mobility for cargo transport.
Demonstrations at DronePort in Sint-Truiden
From mid-September to mid-October, Helicus’ Drone Cargo Port will be tested and on display at DronePort in Sint-Truiden. We will host a series of limited B2B events where professionals and logistic companies can witness the system’s potential firsthand. We invite you to join the session that fits best your activities or interests. To foster meaningful discussions in small groups, spots are very limited, so be sure to reserve your place now.
- Tue 8/10 – 10h00: Automated drone airports in urban environments
(focused on local governments and public services)
- Tue 8/10 – 15h00: Automated drone airport for an open modular value chain
(focus on drone manufacturers and technology suppliers)
- Tue 15/10 – 10h00: Automated drone airport for cargo and pharma logistics
(focused on logistic pharma and cargo companies)
- Tue 15/10 – 15h00: Automated drone airport to interlink aviation
(focused on airports and airport companies)
Back-up dates 17/10 and 22/10 in case of (really) bad weather
Participate
- Event contribution: 40,00 euro
- To participate, please register to the session of your preference via the button below