AMMA 2026 · Sydney · 5–8 November

When minutes mean lives, seconds matter.

AEROMed is a reusable autonomous VTOL for blood, plasma and critical medical logistics. It launches directly, flies fast and lands vertically at the point of need.

AEROMed flying over open terrain
AEROMed · autonomous medical logistics
1 kgDemonstrated payload
143 km/hDemonstrated cruise
~7 min15 km objective at cruise
ReusableBattery change turnaround
01 / Mission

Time is clinical capability.

Medical logistics is not a generic delivery problem. Payload integrity, route resilience, repeatability and time to care shape the whole system.

Whole mission

Move critical payloads

Carry blood, plasma and medical supplies to the point of need without depending on a road route.

Field workflow

Launch without assembly

Open the rugged case, load the mission and launch directly. No folding arms, catapult or field tools.

Recover and repeat

Land within metres

Soft vertical recovery returns the aircraft for the next mission. Turnaround is the time required to change the battery pack.

AEROMed stored in its open rugged field case
Stored as a complete mission system

Medical logistics workflow

Open. Load. Launch. Recover.

AEROMed is designed around the people delivering care. The platform absorbs flight complexity so the medical team can focus on the payload and the patient.

  1. 01Prepare the payload
  2. 02Load the destination
  3. 03Fly autonomously
  4. 04Recover and return

Joint health logistics

One aircraft. Many care pathways.

The same reusable platform supports urgent blood movement, critical resupply and resilient links between care locations across land, maritime and air-force operating environments.

RFD works from the health requirement outward. The route, payload handling and operating model are defined with the people responsible for clinical delivery.

AEROMed completing a soft vertical landing
Soft vertical recovery · reusable system

Bring the care pathway

Design around the patient, not the drone.

The useful question is not how far an aircraft can fly. It is whether the right medical payload can reach the right care team in the time available, with a workflow they can operate.