Revolutionizing Offshore logistics with Heavy-Lift Drones
SkyLift has successfully utilized FlyingBasket’s state-of-the-art heavy-lift drones for a groundbreaking offshore operation, effectively transporting essential equipment from a cargo vessel to wind turbines owned by Ørsted.
Efficient Cargo Delivery to Wind Turbines
During this operation, SkyLift employed FlyingBasket’s drones to deliver cargo boxes weighing approximately 85 kilograms each to a total of 94 wind turbines. Over the course of the 10-day mission, an notable 5,460 kilograms of equipment was transported.
Mission Overview and Achievements
This operation took place in the North Sea, specifically in Dutch waters, showcasing SkyLift’s capability to execute rapid deliveries, achieving up to 20 deliveries per day. The mission commenced on July 29th and concluded after 10 days, with the distance from the ship to the wind turbines being approximately 150 meters.
The successful execution of this mission underscores the potential of innovative technologies to enhance the efficiency and reliability of offshore wind farms, thereby promoting the adoption of renewable energy solutions. It also emphasizes the collaborative efforts among various stakeholders and the transformative role of drone technology in the renewable energy sector.
About FlyingBasket and SkyLift
FlyingBasket specializes in manufacturing heavy-lift drones capable of carrying payloads up to 100 kilograms. The company is dedicated to innovation and safety, offering sustainable and efficient solutions across multiple industries, including energy, logistics, and construction.
SkyLift is a seasoned drone operator that focuses on offshore logistics and delivery solutions. the company offers complete UAV services, including visual and beyond visual line of sight (VLOS and BVLOS) solutions, to tackle logistical challenges that require timely responses.
Setting new Standards in Offshore Logistics
FlyingBasket asserts that this mission establishes a new benchmark for speed and efficiency in offshore logistics. Moritz Moroder, CEO of FlyingBasket, expressed his enthusiasm, stating, “It’s gratifying to see our drones operating in the open sea, especially under the guidance of a skilled operator dedicated to the renewable energy sector!”
