Featured Publications & Interviews

Here are some of the featured publications that we have been a part of:

Deloitte

Drones Mean Business

Advanced software applications are driving commercial drone adoption

MHI

How Close Are We to Drone Delivery?

The rise of e-commerce and growing customer expectations has led to more and more logistics companies making residential deliveries. The last mile of delivery is often the most inefficient portion of global logistics and companies are looking to drones to solve this problem.

MarketScale Drones In America

Will Drones Usher in a New Era of Warehouse Design?

Companies are now using drones in warehouses to manage inventory, a less complex use case. Drones in America host Grant Guillot welcomed returning guest Will Stavanja, Founder and Lead Consultant for Wilstair, to discuss the topic and more. Wilstair focuses on the operational side of drone usage, specializing in commercial drone logistics integration.

Down with Ladders, Up with Drones

Down with Ladders, Up with Drones

You may believe drones are cool, but there’s no way they can be of any use in your operation, right? A demo coming to our annual expo will show if you have inventory, you need to think again.

The Logistics World

Drones para inventarios: barreras y ventajas

En Estados Unidos se sabe de un fabricante que lanzó un dron específicamente para hacer inventarios en almacenes de las empresas, uno de sus clientes es Wilstair.

Inside Unmanned Systems

Drones Deliver Healthcare

Whether they are transporting essential medical supplies to hard-to-reach areas or delivering meds inside large hospitals, drones can not only help organizations save money, but live lives as well.

MHI Solutions

Sustainable Last Mile Deliveries

Supply Chains Worldwide Are Coming Up With Innovative Solutions to Address the Environmental, Financial, and Logistical Aspects of Parcel Delivery

Telemedicine Mag

New FAA Regs Signal that Healthcare Drones Are On The Way

The regulatory sea change could bring about a wave of innovative new uses for UAVs in the healthcare space.

The Drone Girl Article

ASK DRONE GIRL: Which Drones Can Fly Indoors And Do Heavy Lifting?

Next up in our “Ask Drone Girl” series is about drones that can both fly in doors and carry a relatively heavy payload. If you have a question for Drone Girl, contact her here.

Lehigh University Logo

Successful Drone Delivery Tests Conducted

The team had to adjust its intended BVLOS flight, of its 62 lbs. all-up-weight aircraft, to a nearby field in front one of the island’s most visited grocery stores, Epicurean Fine Foods & Pharmacy, due to the location of a cell tower. The flight plan adjustment increased the range of the flight from its original one mile, to a 2.1 mile long flight, which was successfully performed autonomously.