The Advanced Air Mobility Institute is pleased to announce the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Grasshopper Air Mobility, a pioneering organization based in Barcelona, Spain, creating the world’s first cargo drones for logistics 4.0.
This strategic partnership aims to advance the adoption of fully autonomous drive-flight drones for fast, green, and affordable mobility solutions in logistics 4.0. The agreement outlines a collaborative effort between AAM Institute and Grasshopper Air Mobility to promote shared goals and leverage their shared expertise. The collaboration will focus on the joint development and submission of policy recommendations aimed at the adoption of autonomous aerial cargo transportation and organizing joint efforts to foster industry innovation and new business opportunities.
Jakob Saalfrank, Founder and CEO of Grasshopper Air Mobility, said of the partnership, “I am excited to join Dan and the Advanced Air Mobility Institute team’s efforts for promoting and bringing to life the AAM industry with Grasshopper Air Mobility. Right now, we are witnessing historical developments in a nascent market, and there has not been a better time to join forces. I am looking forward to helping shape regulations and create new business opportunities, impacting autonomous mobility, sustainable aviation, and the future of society.” Grasshopper Air Mobility is committed to zero-emission vehicles and circular economy logistics, aligning with global sustainability goals. They offer tailored solutions for various industries, including distribution and manufacturing, agriculture and pharmaceuticals, military and infrastructure, law enforcement and emergency services, and more.
Dan Sloat, Institute Founder and President, recognized the significance of Grasshopper’s technology saying, “Autonomous aerial cargo transport has the potential to revolutionize supply chain logistics and to profoundly impact rural / remote communities by expending ,me critical supplies, including emergency medicine and vaccines. We are proud to partner with pioneers like Jakob to promote practical solutions.”
Source: Press Release
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