Swoop aviation Utilizes KORE satellite connection and eSIM technology Delivery of vaccines and medical supplies In remote and rural areas of the world.
KORE, a global leader in IoT solutions and global connectivity as a service, will demonstrate innovative support for IoT connectivity, enabling Australian drone-driven logistics company Swoop Aero to transport COVID-19 vaccines to all areas of the isolated world.
Swoop Aero’s air logistics solutions can reliably transport medical goods, including early pathological samples, diagnostic kits, antiretroviral drugs and vitamins, in Malawi, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Mozambique, and Australia, the United Kingdom and the Pacific. This effort supports the respective Ministry of Health to deliver medical supplies to hard-to-reach areas.
“We live in the most technologically advanced society ever,” Said Romil Bahl, President and CEO of KORE.
“I am grateful that the IoT connections and solutions we provide are being used every day so that people in the most remote areas of the world will not be forgotten or ignored. Medical and nursing staff rely heavily on Swoop Aero to continue to transport doctors and nurses for their lives. The ability of citizens in remote areas to take medicines. Failure is not an option.”
Drone technologyCombined with powerful connectivity solutions, it is providing a level playing field for people living in remote and rural areas of the world. The use of medical drone logistics in the existing health supply chain can better obtain basic medical products while reducing interpersonal interaction. This is the main reason why the use of drones in the health supply chain has increased exponentially after the pandemic, and as the world begins to reopen, it represents the “new normal”.
The key to the success of this new attempt is the satellite and cellular redundancy and failover system provided by KORE to ensure that the drone fleet operates consistently.
“The ability to communicate reliably anywhere in the world, at any time, enables Swoop Aero to deploy a reliable, sustainable and scalable drone logistics network that connects the last mile and provides fair health services to anyone anywhere. ,” Said Eric Peck, CEO of Swoop Aero.
KORE representatives will participate in the Mobile World Congress and demonstrate the solution in a private speech with the King of Spain and his senior dignitaries. In addition, this innovation will be publicly presented at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona on June 29th (Tuesday) at 9 am Central European Time.
