INTRODUCTION
Unmanned cargo robots in the air, on land and at sea can significantly reduce the cost of logistics around the world and increase efficiency for industrial users and end users.
Although PwC estimated the size of the addressable market for airborne drones alone at $ 127 billion, current industry restrictions, including the lack of a stable loan, expensive insurance and nearly prohibitive rules in some countries, do not allow it to fully realize its potential. Currently, this industry exists in the form of feasibility studies carried out by large corporations or startups. A universal operating platform for cargo robots does not exist.
The Dronair operating platform is the first B2R blockchain operating platform (for business robots), used worldwide for all sectors of the growing freight robotics industry. Initially, it will be developed and tested using the first industrial air cargo robot — the DAIR drone, which will also provide Dronair with instant access to its customer base for developing unmanned business processes. Later, all other unmanned cargo systems: in the air, on land and at sea, will be connected to Dronair.
The first reviews of our customers in the oil and gas industry confirm that if they switch from helicopters to cargo drones, they will be able to supply their onshore drilling rigs 5–10 times cheaper. Dronair, as a blockchain with embedded smart contracts, will provide a reliable data source and reasonable control over unmanned assets for customers, logistics operators, insurance and leasing companies, banks and authorities around the world.
This will open up new profitable business opportunities for all industry participants, a transport system with a lower risk for society and increase the overall availability of goods and services due to a significant reduction in costs in the global supply chain.
SEARCH Ecosystem
In recent years, we have witnessed rapid urbanization in many areas, and this trend will continue in the future. The result of this rapid urbanization is increased pollution, congestion and reduced efficiency, which is mainly due to delays in the movement of people and goods. Urban first and last mile delivery is a major part of the problem; As online purchases increase, demand for this service grows. Using drones for delivery provides great help for urban areas by removing unnecessary traffic from the roads and directing it to the sky.
Examples of how drone delivery can work:
• Scenario: long-distance delivery arrives from outside the city and is sorted at the warehouse, automatically divided according to certain criteria, then the drones collect parcels from conveyor belts for delivery. The application for smartphone and GPS allows the customer to place orders and track their delivery.
• Another scenario: DRONAIR sits on top of a truck, waiting for a parcel from the driver; The barcode on the package is scanned by the drone, then it uses GPS to fly to its destination. After that, the drone connects to the truck, charges the batteries and prepares for the next delivery course.
DRONAIR has built-in AI and facial
Recognition system
The best aspect of DRONAIR is face recognition and artificial intelligence, allowing you to use features that allow the drone to revolve around you and follow you. It can even take an excellent photo of the client, recognizing facial structures and texture. Exclusivity of service operations DRONAIR — the world’s first heavy and industrial-class cargo UAV.
This is a brand new hybrid gasoline-powered unmanned aerial vehicle that surpasses existing unmanned solutions. It is capable of vertical takeoff and landing and has an ultra-high payload of up to 400 kg / 880 pounds and an exceptional range of up to 350 km / 220 miles. DRONAIR is suitable for several market segments, including logistics, agriculture and fire fighting. He already has clients who will enable DRONAIR to develop new business processes for unmanned logistics. These clients will also enter transactions to execute on DRONAIR. DRONAIR IP and know-how are fully protected.
MARKET PROBLEMS
The drone market (cargo robots) will grow steadily in the consumer, commercial and military sectors. In a 2016 report, Goldman Sachs estimated that between 2016 and 2020, the total drone technology market would reach $ 100 billion.
Although 70% of this figure will be related to military activities, commercial business represents the fastest growth opportunity, which is projected to reach $ 13 billion between 2016 and 2020. In many activities, drones can replace traditional working methods. This development occurred after the Federal Aviation Administration expanded permits for the commercial use of unmanned aerial vehicles. With fewer human operations and a lack of safety infrastructure, drones can reduce time and costs.
They can also improve data analysis, allowing companies to better understand and predict operational performance. In some industries, drones will even provide new business models and capabilities. According to PWC estimates, the total volume of commercial applications worldwide is $ 127 billion. $ 100 billion is the market for DRONAIR services in agriculture, logistics and infrastructure. It is expected that drones will become part of the daily activities of various industries, such as insurance, agriculture and journalism. According to the BCG consulting company, by 2050 the industrial UAV fleet in Europe and the United States will be $ 50 billion and more than 1 million units, with most of the cost associated with the services of drones and data collection.
INVESTMENT TRENDS
Investments are concentrated in China, Israel and the United States, with each country serving its own market segment. Most investments and well-funded startups are concentrated in China, Israel and the United States.
Nevertheless, each country has a different market orientation: on the one hand, China dominates the consumer market and offers hardware solutions with Dajiang Innovations (DJI), which accounted for 36% of sales of consumer drones in North America last year. On the other hand, US companies are focused on developing specific commercial hardware solutions or integrated software for commercial applications, while Israel is at the forefront of developing military applications. Israeli unmanned aerial vehicle manufacturing companies are also currently leading the way in creating standalone solutions for businesses using Airobotics in Tel Aviv.
Today, the race for the development of advanced commercial solutions is led by American companies and startups, which is facilitated by the developed local market and the demand for analytical solutions for business. With this in mind, I expect that Chinese companies will strengthen in the commercial market, using their knowledge in the field of production, hardware solutions and the development of their domestic market. In fact, the Chinese giant DJI began producing commercial drones and developing software applications a year ago.
DRONAIR SOLUTION
Our mission
The mission of Dronair is to be the best delivery service in the world, delivering physical goods quickly, reliably and affordable.
What do we strive for
• Fast delivery and delivery
• Convenient cargo handling
• 24/7 operation for 365 days
• Location independent service
• Reasonable prices
• Green technology
• sustainable materials
• Less traffic
• Noise reduction in the environment
• Independent service desk
FREEDOM Logistics
What makes DRONAIR an efficient and affordable delivery vehicle is the ease of logistics. There is no need for heavy trucks, drivers for their maintenance, toll and over-the-road rates, annual DOT taxes, lots of fuel, tires and chains, etc. Although our initial costs were significant, our operating costs are minimal. These savings are passed on to our customers. Our autonomous delivery service significantly reduces delivery time. It is very fast by any standards, because the cargo moves along a straight line, and not along long and winding roads. More importantly, Dronair operates 24/7/365 and is location independent.
DRONAIR’s Industries
DRONAIR helps companies reduce shipping costs, shorten delivery times and increase customer satisfaction. DRONAIR technology is designed to send parcels, food, spare parts and many other goods.
• Logical industry
• Food Delivery Industry
• Healthcare industry
• Retail
• Industry Suppliers
DRONAIR applications
DRONAIR delivery is the most efficient delivery method for various applications. They improve ongoing operations or allow companies to offer new services to their customers.
• Effective: reducing shipping costs
• Fast: urgent delivery
• Around the clock: round-the-clock work
• Easy: delivery to remote areas
• Automatic: flying drones
DRONAIR Operating Platform technical details and economics
Blockchain concept for DRONAIR
Dronair architecture is based on two building blocks:
1. The Dronair blockchain itself is a private blockchain with individual rights, configured for the most efficient use in the industry;
2. The perimeter of a public blockchain based on Ethereum ERC-20 DAIR tokens for processing and calculating transactions of DAIR tokens and their feedback with Dronair. A private (allowed) blockchain is necessary to simplify the development and support and provide the opportunity to choose the solution that is most suitable for each specific task. Moreover, we want to be independent of the performance of public networks (for example, scalability issues in Ethereum) and not wait for transactions to be completed on the public network. We are currently considering three different approaches for Dronair: creating our own fork of Ethereum, a custom platform specific to Dronair, based on Exonum libraries or an instance of the R3 Corda blockchain. All tokens issued on the Ethereum public network during the ICO, compatible with ERC-20 and can be bought and sold on the exchange. Therefore, we store them on the Ethereum public network. At the same time, these same tokens will be used as a cryptonomic fuel for authorized Dronair, therefore it is important to synchronize the balance between the public Ethereum network and Dronair.
community
Deposits in the sale of tokens will be held by the Distributor (or its affiliate) after the sale of tokens, and participants will not have any economic or legal rights in relation to these deposits or assets of this organization after the sale of tokens. To ensure the transparency of technology and the Dronair work schedule, DAIR holders will be invited to quarterly meetings at City Hall to meet with the Dronair team to discuss their vision, milestones and next steps forward. Open Telegram channels will be available to ensure ongoing dialogue. For the avoidance of doubt, the opinions of DAIR holders will be taken into account, but the use of the Company’s assets (including without limitation all DAIR owned ones) remains under the full control of the Board of Directors of the Company.
DAIR Token Sync
DAIR tokens are the currency for all transactions in Dronair. All contracts are processed in DAIR tokens. Although tokens are issued on the Ethereum public network, they are also fully used by Dronair. There are several synchronization options. Using Ethereum’s public network transactions is an obvious way, but it blocks Dronair’s performance due to different transaction speeds. In addition, the additional cost of operating an Ethereum public network can ruin the core benefits. Creating additional “internal tokens” as an alternative approach will significantly increase the complexity of the system, since it depends on the resource-intensive synchronization process between internal and external balances. The problem of coordinating the balance of storage and tokens between Dronair and Ethereum public networks is solved by means of payment and storage balances in the Ethereum public network. There are already several payment channel implementations. And with the shading of the evolution of the Plasma project, parallel execution of transactions and, above all, the scalability problem will be solved.
DAIR Token — Internal DRONAIR Token
Dronair uses DAIR — service token
DAIR properties include:
• The internal Dronair token necessary for any transaction,
• A fixed amount of 140,000,000,000 tokens,
• 25% of the transaction fee goes to all token holders,
• 25% of transaction fees go to the Community Development Fund to maintain ongoing development and expansion of the system.
distribution
140,000,000,000 DAIR tokens will be distributed as follows:
1. Pool A: Public sale
40% will be used for sale (public sale phases). Unsold DAIR will be Burn.
2. Pool B: Private sale
20% will be allocated for sale (private sale stages).
3. Pool C: Team — Advisor
20% will be allocated to the Dronair team (they will be initially blocked and transferred monthly for 5 years) and will be directed to advisory, security and operational purposes.
4. Pool D: Marketing — Acceptance
18% will be directed to the development of partners and communities to stimulate participation.
5. Pool E: Foundation
12% will be allocated to the Dronair fund.
Use of funds
Project funds will be used for:
• 40% — research and development — including full-time salaries, contractors, research
• 30% — marketing and platform development — to create a reliable marketing campaign in several languages, attract users, etc.
• 22% — operations, business and corporate development — for business development through strategic partnerships, integration with various stakeholders, as well as acquisitions or partnerships with other relevant projects.
• 8% — legal and administrative — legal, intellectual property protection, accounting and other third-party services necessary to manage our organization
ROAD MAP
DRONAIR aims to deliver according to the following roadmap. These roadmaps are subject to change.
Q2 2018
• Idea and research
Q3 2018
• Development and manufacture of 3D DRONAIR cargo drones
• Successful aerodynamic tests
Q4 2018
• Studying the most appropriate technologies and developing a network of private blocks
• Development of DRONAIR logic and data in close cooperation with all participants of the freight robotics market (equipment manufacturers, operators / customers, authorities, banks / leasing companies)
Q2 2019
• DRONAIR successfully uses the built-in artificial intelligence and face recognition system
• Partnership with logistics companies
• Fundraising through VK
Q3 2019
• Promote the creation of Drone ecosystems with partners around the world.
• Creating Partnerships with Crypto Exchange
Q1 2020
• Wallet Trail
• Creation of an international legal framework
• The start of an educational campaign and seminars for manufacturers of other types of drones.
Q4 2020
• The rapid growth in sales of DRONAIR unmanned aerial vehicles, as a result of the expansion of the franchise of the logistics operator of unmanned aerial vehicles and the growth in the number of licensed manufacturers of unmanned aerial vehicles around the world.
• Selling the first assembled DRONAIR drones and expanding the partner network in the regions without strict drone flight rules (CIS, Asia and Africa).
DRONAIR TEAM AND PARTNERS
Team and Advisers
Liam Thomas — Founder and CEO
• Investment Manager, ScienceSoft.
• Chief Financial Officer, N-iX. Manchester Metropolitan University of Economics. He has outstanding knowledge in both the academic and business fields, working with large British companies in marketing and strategic management.
Kane Brown — Co-Founder
• Kane Brown is a co-founder, member of the board of directors. He holds a PhD in Marketing Management from the University of Portsmouth.
• He was a co-founder and accelerator of more than 17 startups in Spain. He has been a consultant to global companies such as C BUTT LTD, FM Logistics.
Laura Mur — CMO
• Laura Moore — Business Consultant, FinTech Consultant. Leader does on Perfectial. As the main community adviser and bold figure in the UK. Laura helps us expand our community and create success stories in emerging markets.
Chloe Hall — CFO
• Chloe Hall is one of the key team members with outstanding experience in blockchain projects.
• She holds a bachelor’s degree from the University of Portsmouth in HR. She worked for a company such as 10clouds, ITransition.
Ilya Alariko — Leading IT Developer
• Lead developer and leader of research teams in a number of startups involved in big data analysis. He has a doctorate in computer science from MIPT
Julia Martin — Investment Manager
• Julia Martin is a successful blockchain professional. She is a graduate of the University of Kent.
• She has extensive experience in structuring technology projects, attracting investments and bringing young companies to the international market.
Tom McCarthy — Senior Public Relations Consultant
• Tom McCarthy has extensive experience in digital marketing and marketing communications. He spent more than 9 years in marketing, where he developed and implemented marketing and PR strategies for both high-tech brands and global startups in the field of crypto and financial technologies, as well as in some multinational companies.
Dylan Smith — Chief Business Consultant
• Consultant with 10 years of experience in the financial and IT industry. During this time, he has more than 5,000 contacts of people associated with cryptocurrency and investment. I work at Intellectsoft.
Daniel Jones — Chief Blockchain Advisor
• He is a Bitdeal IT manager and an ICO blockchain and consultant with more than twelve years of experience in project management and business analysis and over three years of experience in implementing ICO, cryptocurrencies.
• He has a doctorate at the University of Pompeu Fabra.
Luke Brown — Chief Technical Advisor
• Luke Brown is an experienced business development manager with a rich history of work in the field of information technologies and services. Experienced in Matlab, C ++ and business development.
• A strong business development professional with a Master of Computer Applications (MCA) specializing in computer science from IE School of Humanities and Technology.
Ciel Murray — ICT and Marketing Consultant
• To date, she has participated in more than 15 ICO projects. Creating plans to attract investors. Help and advice to the team and participants in this development. With 12 years of experience in digital marketing, she is the chief marketing consultant.
Market Advisor
• He is the CEO of Top 5 Crypto Exchange.
Partners and customers
Amazon Prime Air
• Maersk
• Dronair Media
Barcelona Logistics
• DHL Logistics
• International Airline (IAG)
• Transform Group
• Pix4D
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