On-Demand Delivery
On-Demand Delivery · Faster Mid- to Long-Distance Delivery
On-demand air delivery for cities, tourist attractions, islands and vessels where ground journeys are slow, indirect or constrained.
Scenarios
Three On-Demand Delivery Scenarios
Delivery Scene
Tourist Attraction Delivery · Reach Visitors Beyond the Road
Use landing-site or winch delivery to reach visitor areas where the last kilometre is slow, difficult or impractical by road.
Delivery Options for Visitor Attractions
From mountain viewpoints to urban parks, choose the delivery method that fits the site.
Case Study
Hangzhou Baizhang · Mountain Delivery
At Baizhang's mountain attraction, conventional restocking is costly and slow. A drone flies supplies from the foot of the mountain to the visitor area in approximately 10 minutes.
Difficult Last-Mile Access
Mountain, plateau, island and grassland attractions are difficult to reach, making logistics challenging.
Reach Across Complex Terrain
Aircraft cross terrain and water on a more direct route.

Peak-Period Demand
Peak visitor numbers mean long waits for meals and limited food choices.
Flexible Deployment
Winch delivery reaches the customer without a dedicated landing area.

A Memorable Visitor Experience
Delivery from the air becomes a distinctive, shareable visitor experience.
Exceptional Visitor Experience
Visitors can obtain supplies quickly while enjoying the surprise of a delivery arriving from the sky.

Solution
Antwork On-Demand Delivery Solution
A complete solution connecting aircraft, sites, platforms and operations—from the first route to a citywide network.Safe and Reliable
Redundancy across critical flight systems · AL-4 automated flight and automated contingency response · Proven through routine commercial operations · Technical and operational support for local approvals
Flight Safety
Redundant Safety: Independent redundancy across propulsion, energy, flight-control, communication and navigation systems.
AL-4 Automated Flight: uamOS Cloud applies predefined contingency responses, including controlled deceleration and diversion to an alternate landing site.
Commercially Proven: 700,000 flights, over 4 million kilometres and no major accidents, with routine operations in over 60 cities.
Aircraft
RA3 Logistics Drone: 4 kg payload, 60 km/h cruise speed and 18 km range; compatible with the RH1W automated hub.
RA3 Logistics DroneTR9 Logistics Drone, Including TR9 Winch: 5 kg standard payload and 27 km maximum range; the winch configuration hovers at 12 m and lowers the shipment without landing.
TR9 Logistics DroneCompliance Support
The world's first urban drone logistics trial-operation licence (No. 0001).
Contributor to five Chinese civil aviation industry standards covering system requirements, route design and distributed operations.
Open and Connected
Swift Cloud connects orders and fulfilment workflows · uamOS Cloud manages routes, missions and flight safety · Connect existing delivery platforms and owned channels
Logistics and Flight Platforms
Swift Cloud: Connects delivery platforms through APIs and links order intake, pickup, air delivery, last-mile handover and tracking in one workflow.
Swift ClouduamOS Cloud: AL-4 automated flight with network-wide capacity optimisation.
uamOS CloudPlatform Integration and Ordering Channels
Tiantu Cloud: Digital airspace infrastructure providing data support for urban air delivery.
Songba Air Delivery: Merchants and customers order directly through mini-programs, serving tourist-attraction merchants, independent businesses and brands operating their own delivery services.
Integrated Platforms: Shansong, UU Paotui and Ele.me / Taobao Instant Commerce.
Operationally Viable
People handle both ends; aircraft handle the middle leg of the journey. · 1:20+ operator-to-drone monitoring ratio · Choose automated hubs, compact sites or winch delivery according to the operating environment
Cost Advantages
Use Courier Capacity More Efficiently: Couriers handle pickup and final delivery while aircraft fly the middle leg. For the stated 5–10 km operating examples, delivery time improved by 20%–50%.
AL-4 Automated Operations: One operator remotely monitors more than 10 drones, with no pilot required on site.
Distributed OperationsExpand Service Reach
Mountain Attractions: Conventional logistics costs three times as much as in typical locations. Drones enable new purchasing opportunities.
Islands and Anchorages: Replace a two-hour wait for a boat with delivery in 15 minutes, meeting demand that would otherwise go unserved.
Adverse Weather: When courier services stop, the time advantage of drone delivery becomes even more pronounced.
Flexible Deployment
Winch Delivery: TR9 Winch requires no infrastructure at the delivery point and departs immediately after delivery.
EH1 Lifting Landing Pad: A 1.6 m² footprint, lightweight deployment and a complete unit ready for rapid commissioning.
RH1W Automated Hub: Precision autonomous take-off and landing, automated loading and unloading, and five built-in cargo containers for self-service drop-off and collection.
MH2 Logistics Hub: Integrated charging, aircraft storage and cargo storage, with multiple bays for frequent take-offs and landings.
Urban Drone Hub: A 20–30 m² site supporting at least 20 flights/hour and shared access for multiple platforms, with ground-level businesses offsetting operating costs.
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