Dronetech start-up TSAW introduces a logistics service section

• ByStartupStory     |    January 18, 2023

The logistics division of the dronetech company TSAW, DRONECO, has officially begun operations. The firm has a goal to reinvent the logistics ecosystem by using drones, a new, quicker kind of transportation. In order to facilitate timely product delivery to clients, DRONECO will facilitate point-to-point drone transport supply chain logistics services. DRONECO aims to be the go-to last-mile logistics provider for e-commerce platforms, armed forces, medical suppliers, and others. It is supported by its parent drone manufacturing firm, TSAW, and its cloud-based UAV system DCIS (Drone Cloud Intelligence System).

Logistics companies have long been experimenting with drones for end-to-end delivery due to numerous limitations. DRONECO is prepared to be the thought leader and one-stop solution by avoiding the current bottlenecks. The company wants to offer deliveries that are affordable and quick while also giving its customers immediate delight. Kishan Tiwari and Rimanshu Pandey, who have an outstanding track record in the drone logistics industry, co-founded TSAW with the goal of bridging the gap between cultures and societies.

Commenting on the launch of the DRONECO, Kishan Tiwari, Co-Founder & CEO, TSAW said, “There has never been a better time to launch a platform like DRONECO, as India is on its way to becoming a global player in both demand and supply chain. This implies that we have a lucrative market for the application of our wide range of solution portfolios. Our ability to strategize and execute across multiple service lines as well as provide tailored solutions that span the entire drone logistics spectrum will set the industry benchmark. With our proven technological expertise, many reputed enterprises have already shown keen interest by signing contracts with us. Additionally, as the industry is on an expansion spree, we are eager to serve our clients while also creating job opportunities that will strengthen our talent pool.”

In order to facilitate effective logistics, TSAW has created a number of drone models, each of which is capable of transporting a payload of up to 20 kg over a distance of up to 120 km. In order to further expand the product line, TSAW is also developing drones with longer ranges and greater payload capacities. Additionally, it has partnered with companies to provide drone-delivered hub-to-hub service for the final mile of delivery.

Speaking on the functionality of drones in the logistics sector, Rimanshu Pandey, Co-Founder & CTO, TSAW, said, “Drones are increasingly being viewed as a predominant future means of transport for a wide range of supply chain applications. Drones are poised to provide numerous advantages over traditional vehicles, including steady and high travel speed, no reliance on the physical road network, direct travel, and no exposure to traffic and congestion. Therefore, Drones are obliged to shorten shipping times and improve reliability and the responsiveness of logistics systems.”

“In light of ongoing urbanisation, a rapid increase in direct e-commerce deliveries, increasing spatial distribution, and levels of overcrowding, we are ecstatic and fully prepared to deliver our clients with top-notch service. On the other hand, the lack of resources for infrastructure improvements and the frequently underdeveloped road systems in rural and remote areas have given rise to several use cases for our drone delivery services, particularly for the distribution of essential supplies for armed personnel and emergency medical packages for hospitals” Kishan added.

Long-range drones, docking stations, charging pads, and interaction with software technologies like unpiloted traffic control and drone fleet tracking systems are just a few examples of the hardware and software components that make up DRONECO’s delivery ecosystem. DRONECO will be able to design safe and secure drone flight paths on demand by utilising the data and information already available on restricted airspaces, ground topology, population density, and weather. 

The logistics firm is painstakingly tailoring its solutions to offer tailored short and long-term last-mile delivery services for various sectors across multiple verticals as it attempts to establish its presence both nationally and internationally. The startup’s objective is to offer safe and secure logistics solutions that contribute to the improvement of people, organizations, economies, and countries.

TSAW (Technit Space and Aero Works), a drone technology firm, was established in 2019 by Kishan and Rimanshu with the goal of facilitating industries through the introduction of drone-based tech solutions. The company is based in IIT Delhi. These drones are all powered by lithium batteries, which emit no carbon. One of the companies under the TSAW umbrella, DRONECO, specializes in employing drones to provide logistics services. All of the drones are propelled by TSAW’s proprietary Drone Cloud Intelligence System (DCIS), a cloud-based autopilot that carries out tasks like automatic path planning, drone traffic deconfliction, and predictive health management & recovery. This reduces the downtime between flights to roughly zero minutes and improves operational efficiency.

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