If drone delivery companies get to shape city streets to their liking, the curbside array of lamp posts, garbage cans and free magazine distribution boxes will be joined someday by docking stations ...

Drone delivery firm Matternet has begun transporting lab samples and pharmaceuticals for the UK’s National Health Service ...

Matternet, the world's only FAA Type-Certified drone delivery platform, today announced that Sanjay Kotte, Chief Commercial ...

Matternet, a startup building autonomous drones for delivery, has been working to commercialize its tech via transportation of blood and pathology samples to labs. Taking traffic out of the equation ...

Startup Matternet has been operating at the edge of drone delivery technology for years, and has now taken an important step forward. The company’s M2 drone has received a Type Certification from the ...

Matternet, the developer of the world's leading urban drone delivery system, announced today the start of drone delivery operations in Central London for the UK's National Health Service (NHS). The ...

Nearly one billion people in rural areas live without access to all-season roads–meaning a large portion of the world’s population can’t get medication, food, and other supplies when they need them.

Matternet and SoftBank Robotics America partner to scale drone delivery networks, focusing on healthcare and enterprise logistics deployment.

MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Matternet, the developer of the world’s leading drone delivery system, today announced that it has been granted a Production Certificate by the Federal Aviation ...

A worker loads a UPS-branded box that will be used to carry lab specimens onto a Matternet drone on the WakeMed hospital campus in Raleigh, N.C. A Matternet quadcopter carrying lab specimens will fly ...

The Swiss Federal Office for Civil Aviation (FOCA) has granted Matternet a certification allowing their delivery drones to fly autonomously over cities at any time of day or night. Clearing this ...

Nearly one billion people in rural areas live without access to all-season roads–meaning a large portion of the world’s population can’t get medication, food, and other supplies when they need them.