A2Z Drone Delivery Opens Global HQ in Torrance, California
A2Z Drone Delivery, a developer of commercial drone delivery solutions, has announced the opening of its new global headquarters in Torrance, California, U.S, reports a press release. The facility will allow the company to continue its growth as a worldwide leader in the drone industry. The HQ will be a base for R&D, product and software design, global sales and marketing, as well as customer training and support.
Aaron Zhang, CEO and co-Founder of A2Z Drone Delivery, commented, “Planting our headquarters in the aerospace capital of the world ensures we have ready access to the highest quality aerospace talent and suppliers, and are able to continue the supportive relationships we have enjoyed with local government entities.”
He added, “From Torrance, we are able to provide in-person support for our customers, and have ready access to nearby flight test areas for flight trials and customer training.”
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The company recently expanded its Ground Zero Test Facility in Anji County outside of Shanghai, China, “where company engineers conduct advanced autonomous BVLOS trials under real-life conditions,” explains the release. “These consumer deliveries not only provide a valuable service to residents of the rural area but allow A2Z Drone Delivery developers to learn how people interact with its drone systems in real life, and adapt its designs to more seamlessly fit consumer demand.”
Initially launching the industry’s first commercial drone delivery winch in 2019, A2Z’s RDS2 Winch can be integrated with almost any commercial delivery Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV).
The RDS2 is also available as a factory integrated feature with the company’s expanding fleet of ready-to-fly, off-the-shelf commercial logistics UAVs. The company is currently taking orders for its long-range RDSX Pelican hybrid VTOL delivery drone as well as the recently-released medium range RDST Longtail integrated delivery drone.
Combined with the UAV winch, these platforms allow drone service providers and customers to scale drone operations, while addressing consumer concerns about last-mile drone delivery. These can include the dangers of spinning rotors as well as intrusive noise.
Depositing payloads from altitude also keeps the UAV high above trees, power lines and buildings enabling longer sight distances for missions requiring visual line of sight. Where regulations allow beyond-line-of-sight (BVLOS), A2Z Drone Delivery platforms “are able to conduct autonomous missions along prescribed delivery routes.”
Apart from residential parcel delivery, A2Z drones can be also employed for medical deliveries, supporting first responders and search and rescue operations, streamlining offshore logistics and water sample collection.
For more information
https://www.a2zdronedelivery.com/
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