Transportation Without Infrastructure
Revolutionizing Cargo Mobility
Logistics Solutions for Emergencies, Disasters, and More
Problem – Unreliability
- Just-in-Time is evolving to Just-in-Sequence (only hours of manufacturing components on hand)
- B-to-B commerce breaks down when supply chains are disrupted
- Fragile transportation networks (i.e., traffic, island chains, mountainous regions)
Affordable Utility
- No compromise vehicle, purpose-built for air cargo
- Autonomous waypoint-to-waypoint transport of freight
- Lowest cost option for mid-mile delivery
- Reduced congestion on surface roads
- Accelerated speed of business
Problem – Infrastructure
- Natural and man-made disasters disrupt infrastructure (bridges, roads, airports, and rail)
- Truck deliveries are affected by available routes, speed limits, and weather conditions
- Communities are isolated, cut off from essential resources (power grid, medical care, clean water)
- Infrastructure is time-consuming and expensive to replace
Affordable Utility
- Remote power generation for hospitals, refugee camps, and businesses
- Up to 300 kW continuous available
- Ground zero, the most desperately impacted area, can now receive rapid and critical attention with autonomous flight delivery
- The uncertainty of infrastructure goes away (no runway, no electrical power, no problem)
Problem – Wildfires
- Expensive specialized aircraft, with highly trained crews, lead to large platforms for economies of scale
- Manned aircraft require high-risk avoidance leading to higher altitudes and fewer flights
- Spikes in asset demand occur seasonally in everchanging locations
FLI Firefighting
- Thermal imaging to identify hot spots
- Unmanned terrain mapping and avoidance, allowing lower flights
- Ground crew directly controls assets
- Flight units can be easily transported to the site and quickly employed as needed
- An automated flight path and schedule can be established, and night watch becomes more likely to catch flare-ups
Problem – Gridlock
- Transportation networks are not keeping pace with the demand
- Loss of productivity on the rise
- Increasing pollution is stressing the environment
- Urbanization – by 2040, there will be 110 megacities, with 7 billion people who will live in urban areas
FLI Electric Rotorcraft (Flier)
- Introduces the 3rd dimension to a traditionally 2D problem (flight)
- Electric, five-passenger, eVTOL air vehicle that flies above the congestion
- Designed to be affordable, safe, quiet, and environmentally responsible
- Leaving you time for the things you love the most
Problem – Limited Time
- Medical emergencies often occur in isolated locations
- Air medical transport is limited due to high cost and qualified personnel
- The “golden hour” is the most critical hour after an injury occurs that has the highest chance of saving a life
FLI Medevac
- Autonomy means help is sent as soon as the communication is received; the vehicle maintains a perpetual state of readiness
- Adverse weather, fog, smoke, and darkness have little impact on vehicle operations
- The low cost and ease of operations enable the vehicle to be forward deployed and distributed to remote locations
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