"USOG's vision is to enable nationwide medical deliveries by UAV, and we couldn't think of a better application for our HorseFly system," said Workhorse CEO Duane Hughes. Workhorse and USOG are initially working together in the FAA's unmanned aerial system (UAS) Integration Pilot Program (IPP) in San Diego, CA, in which USOG is utilizing a Workhorse step van and Horsefly with the goal of adding additional programs in the coming months. Workhorse and USOG will be operating these pilot programs in compliance within all FAA rules and regulations and are also subject to the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), a 1996 Federal law that restricts access to individuals' private medical information. The HorseFly system conforms to the Federal Aviation Administration's (FAA) standards for UAV operation in the United States. In practice, USOG personnel will be able to monitor multiple autonomous UAV flights while customers are able to track their deliveries through a delivery app which allows for real-time data transmission for information such as package location and vehicle status as well as onboard video. Workhorse designed the HorseFly as a custom built, high-efficiency unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV), which is fully integrated with the Company's NGEN electric delivery vehicles as well as its legacy models through a completely cloud-based software system. ("USOG"), a provider of end-to-end, unmanned mobile medical delivery logistics, to launch an initial pilot drone delivery program in the San Diego area with the goal of pursuing additional programs for healthcare providers, pharmacies, and specialized medical courier services using Workhorse's HorseFly ™, a fully functional drone delivery system. (NASDAQ: WKHS ) ("Workhorse" or "the Company"), an American technology company focused on providing sustainable and cost-effective electric-mobility solutions to the transportation sector has partnered with Unmanned Systems Operations Group, Inc. 8, 2019 /PRNewswire/ - Workhorse Group Inc. A maximum flight time of 55-minutes with hot swop capabilities, give the security user the capability to maintain almost continuous operational capability.CINCINNATI and SAN DIEGO, Oct. With an increased Ingress Rating, it means that teams are able to operate in inclement weather conditions. The DJI M300 RTK is tougher, safer, and more rugged than any drone in its class, and offers exceptional endurance and range. That said, Drone Ops is thrilled to finally have this incredible technology available for commercial use in South Africa.ĭrone Ops has selected the M300 RTK as the workhorse of their fleet because it is the GAME CHANGER. The registration of the M300 RTK was quite an extensive process which included: obtaining airworthiness, the first-in-type system safety approval, and the RLA process which took more than 3-months to complete. There is such confidence in the capability of the M300, that Drone Ops has added an additional 16 units of the M300 RTK aircraft to their fleet. This means that Drone Ops is the FIRST company in South Africa to operationalise DJI’s new Matrice 300RTK. Working with Drone Ops, a SACAA accredited ROC holder, they have successfully licensed the first-in-type DJI Matrice 300 RTK. Commercial Drones, a DJI Enterprise dealer, is pleased to announce that the first M300 aircraft are now flying commercially in South Africa.
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