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Zipline is projected to increase its flight volume by 400% in 2023
“We're going to increase you know, total flight volume by 400% in 2023 based just on contracts that are already signed. So that means we'll do about two times as many autonomous deliveries in 2023 as we've done in the history of the company since its founding.”
The government of Rwanda is a major shareholder in Zipline
“Rwanda Made, I think what's the largest investment into any private company the country has made into Zipline. So is now is now a shareholder in the company.”
Zipline's acoustic system identifies plane models to actively deconflict airspace
“We rolled the hardware into full production and then, you know, we, Turned it on in shadow mode across a lot of the countries where we operate. And we've now gotten active permission from regulators and are actually flying using it where it can now control the…”
Zipline signed a $61 million nationwide medical delivery contract with Rwanda
“Just a couple of weeks ago, we announced this new national scale partnership that we signed with the government. It's a sixty one million dollar partnership. Zipline is now delivering all medical products to every hospital and health facility in the country. A…”
Rwanda contracted Zipline to deliver blood to 21 local hospitals
“So the government ended up signing a contract with us to deliver blood to 21 hospitals.”
Some Zipline distribution centers complete over 300 autonomous deliveries daily
“We have distribution centers doing north of 300 deliveries a day.”
Onboarding Zipline's first Rwandan hospital took nine months instead of two weeks
“For the first nine months, we only served one hospital, not 21. You know, we were wise enough to say, well, we're going to onboard the first hospital and make sure it's working reliably for that hospital before we try to do more. We thought that was going to t…”