“Zipline isn’t a drone company,” says Rinaudo ... The operator loads the Zip onto a catapult-type launch mechanism, enters the destination on a tablet computer, pushes the button ...

Learn about the company that delivers both life-saving medical supplies and time-saving prepared meals with ultra-precision via drones.

At 70 mph, this zip flies to its destination and hovers at about 300 feet in the air to make its dropoff. And these drones are quieter than a truck because of another Zipline product: a droid robot.

Following is a transcript of the video. This blood delivery drone is saving lives. Silicon Valley startup Zipline wants to change the way medical supplies are delivered. 95% of roads in Africa ...

Learn how Zipline's amazing drones are used for life-saving missions from founder and CEO Keller Rinaudo Cliffton on Tuesday ...

In 2016, Zipline made history by launching the first commercial drone delivery service in the East African nation of Rwanda, expediting the delivery of blood and vital medical supplies to some of ...

An curved arrow pointing right. At IGNITION 2018, Keller Rinaudo of Zipline talked about life-saving drones. "We don't think that the exciting potential for that technology is delivering burritos ...

Zipline, an American company that specializes in using autonomously flying drones to deliver medical supplies, has taken off in Japan. They’re flying, starting Thursday, across the tiny Goto ...

The collaboration, set to be rolled out across Rwanda later this year, will utilize Zipline drones to deliver blood to and from 21 transfusing facilities located in the western part of the country.