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Our approach
Integrating Drones Into Healthcare
- Drone healthcare delivery trials have already taken place across the UK by various companies.
- These have carried different payloads, including medical supplies, samples or even telemedicine.
- Drones could transform NHS logistics working together to supply solutions at scale.
- PwC analysis (Jan ‘21) showed cost savings of over 20%, notwithstanding social and societal benefits of bringing healthcare into the home, speed and flexibility of delivery.
HOW we succeed
Barriers to SuccessBarriers To Success
- Drones can’t see planes and other manned traffic such as gliders, especially at a low level
- There is no safe way of everyone seeing each other at the moment, so healthcare can’t realise the benefits of drones.
- Aviation regulations mean a drone can only be flown within visual line of sight (VLOS) i.e. 500m.
- It takes 3-6 months to enable a temporary air corridor to fly further than CLOSE – and it only lasts 90 days.
Challenges
Barriers to SuccessOvercoming Obstacles
- Trials have now demonstrated ground-based sensors can overcome the VLOS limitation.
- A network of sensors enables long-range deliveries that would support the NHS.
- These sensors can be paid for by drone flight fees, so can be provided commercially by third parties.
- This needs an infrastructure beyond demonstrations as a part of the government’s technology road map.
- This approach requires collaboration with multiple stakeholders with the appropriate involvement of NHS decision makers to influence a wider strategy.
Growth
Barriers to SuccessInvestment In Infrastructure
- Neuron delivers an aviation surveillance as a service (SuaaS) solution that ensures safe separation of aircraft through the integration of data.
- A future sensor network can power use cases in multiple sectors so cost is not just borne by the NHS but all NHS use cases can be covered.
- This approach needs be rolled out with ports, councils and infrastructure owners besides the NHS.
- Neurons business model allows the technology and infrastructure to be paid for alongside a robust governance process that ensures transparency of costs and the highest safety and security standards.
Our values
Authenticity
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Transparency
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Inspiration
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