ZOOZ provides a complete, commercially scalable drone delivery ecosystem for logistics operators globally. This solution includes proprietary drones, mobile base stations, and mission control software designed for affordability and high dispatch reliability. The platform supports BVLOS operations through a middleware strategy, enabling partners to integrate efficient, low-noise last-mile UAS delivery services.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Commercial drone delivery operations face challenges with scalability, cost-efficiency, and regulatory compliance. Existing solutions often require significant infrastructure investment and complex operational setups, limiting widespread adoption for last-mile logistics.
Solution
ZOOZ provides a comprehensive drone logistics ecosystem designed for commercial scalability and affordability. The platform integrates modular drone hardware, rapidly deployable ground bases, and mission control software to enable efficient and reliable drone delivery services. ZOOZ's approach leverages proven technologies and a middleware strategy with best-in-class plugins to facilitate Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS) operations and remote operator capabilities. This allows operators to achieve cost-effective last-mile delivery solutions with a smaller footprint and reduced community noise.
Target Audience
ZOOZ targets commercial operators in logistics, medical, and retail sectors seeking scalable and cost-effective drone delivery solutions.
Features
- Modular drone design with a smaller footprint and reduced community noise profile.
- Rapidly deployable and scalable ground base stations for flexible infrastructure.
- Mission control software featuring simple API integration and a middleware strategy for best-in-class plugin utilization.
- Support for Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS) operations and one-to-many remote operator capabilities.
- High dispatch reliability and a certifiable tech stack for commercial operations.
- Partnership with Ascent Aerosystems and Robinson Helicopter Company for aircraft development.