Yury Molodykh, Director of the Center for Technology Competitiveness System Development of the National Technology Initiative (NTI) Project Support Fund, said that by 2024, unmanned aerial vehicles will deliver goods outside of cities.
“We expect the winners of the aerology competition to start implementing the technologies developed after it’s over. The use of unmanned aerial systems is primarily planned outside the city, since there the requirements for the reliability of the aircraft are less stringent, because in an emergency it is much easier to find such an emergency landing site, where no one will put their property. at risk,” Molodykh said.
Launched in 2022, the Aerologistics technology competition allows participants to develop unmanned aerial vehicles capable of carrying up to 50 kg of cargo up to a thousand kilometers.
Previously, drones in Russia learned Deliver directly to the battlefield for blood transfusion.