- Payload
- Blood, tissue, diagnostics, pharmaceuticals
- Network
- Hospital to hospital, laboratory to bedside
- Operation
- Autonomous flight, monitored cold chain
Aerzoom builds and operates autonomous aircraft for time-critical medical delivery.
We move blood, tissue, diagnostic samples and temperature-controlled medicines between the hospitals, laboratories and clinics that need them.
The aircraft
A fixed wing that takes off straight up.
Rotors lift it from a pad the size of a parking bay. The wing carries it the distance. No runway at either end, and no ground route to be delayed by.
- Twin tilt rotorsLift for the vertical phase, thrust for the cruise.
- Blended wing bodyThe fuselage is part of the wing, so the whole airframe carries lift.
- Carbon fibre skinStiff and light, over a sealed centre-line volume.
Flight profile
Vertical lift
The rotors tilt flat and the aircraft climbs off the pad. Nothing rolls, so nothing needs a runway.
Transition
Rotors rotate forward. Lift passes from the blades to the wing as speed builds.
Wing-borne cruise
The wing does the work for the length of the route, which is what makes the distance worth flying.
What we carry
Four payloads where late is the same as never.
Blood and blood products
Platelets and red cells move on short notice, inside narrow temperature bands, often between sites with no direct route.
Transplant tissue
Viability is measured in hours. Ground transport spends most of them in traffic.
Diagnostic samples
A sample that arrives late is a test that has to be taken again, and a decision that waits another day.
Cold-chain medicines
Specialist and biologic medicines, held within tolerance from dispatch through to handover.
How it works
One flight, tracked from request to handover.
Request
A clinician or logistics coordinator books a flight from the system they already work in.
Dispatch
The payload is sealed into a monitored container and loaded at the nearest Aerzoom pad.
Flight
The aircraft flies the route autonomously under supervision. Position, temperature and custody are recorded throughout.
Handover
On landing at the receiving site, the container is released to a named recipient and the chain of custody closes.
Cold chain integrity Chain of custody Airspace integration All-weather operation
Contact
Working on time-critical logistics?
hello@aerzoom.comWe are in conversation with hospital networks, blood services, transplant coordinators and regulators. If that is your work, we would like to hear from you.