Linking Drones offers the Linking ONE, a self‑flying delivery drone that lets users ship small items such as tools, snacks, clothing, or medication with a single tap in a mobile app.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
People often need to transport small items quickly over short distances but rely on personal travel or third‑party couriers, which can be time‑consuming, costly, and generate unnecessary carbon emissions.
Solution
Linking Drones offers the Linking ONE, a self‑flying delivery drone that users operate through a mobile app. The drone autonomously transports items such as tools, snacks, clothing, or medication from a user‑designated pickup point to a chosen landing location with a single tap. Its energy‑efficient propulsion reduces emissions by roughly 180 g of CO₂ per kilometer, and the airframe is built from recyclable materials, supporting sustainable logistics. By putting the drone in the hands of consumers, the service turns recipients into active participants in the delivery process, enabling rapid, on‑demand transport without waiting for traditional services.
Target Audience
Primary customers are tech‑savvy individuals and small businesses that need fast, low‑volume deliveries of personal or professional items within a local area.
Features
- Mobile‑app interface for loading cargo, selecting a destination, and initiating autonomous flight
- Self‑flying navigation with built‑in safety instructions and automated take‑off/landing
- Energy‑efficient propulsion that saves an estimated 180 g CO₂ per kilometer flown
- Airframe constructed from recycled components and designed for recyclability
- Limited‑edition production of 100 units, emphasizing exclusivity and early‑adopter access