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The use of drone technologies in medical logistics
Objective/outcome: The project aims to validate the use of drone technology in medical logistics through analysis, testing, and pilot implementation, using the North Estonia Medical Centre (PERH) as a case study, in order to evaluate its potential to reduce transport times and enhance operational resilience during emergencies and crisis situations.
Partners: Põhja-Eesti Regionaalhaigla
Involved partners: Threod Systems, Hepta Airborne/CAE, TalTech, Tartu Ülikool
Project period: 02.06.2026-31.11.2027
Funding: Euroopa Liidu ühtekuuluvuspoliitika fondid 2021–2027 (meede 21.1.1.3 „Avaliku sektori innovatsioonivõimekuse tõstmine“).
Project funding amount for Estonian Aviation Academy: 50,240 €
Contact persons: Maria Tamm, maria.tamm@eava.ee, Mait Rõõmus, mait.roomus@eava.ee