RECONNAISSANCE
SAFE DELIVERY
INNOVATION
Drones save lives and more.
Life-Saving
Capabilities
Fixed-wing drones, will soon be carrying medications, blood supplies, and other items to clinics across the United States to integrate drones into its airspace,country.
Medical
Assets
Medical delivery platforms for microbiological and laboratory samples, pharmaceuticals, vaccines, emergency medical equipment, and patient transport.
Public
Safety
Airborne deliveries involving consumer goods and other products are part of a federal pilot program launched with White House backing.
Next Wave of
Innovation
Delivering telemedicine and digital health by drone offers a promising strategy to bridge access to medical care in marginalized and rural communities.
This is a Kitty Hawk Moment. 
This is a Kitty Hawk Moment. 
~ Virginia Governor, Terry McAuliffe
USOG Logistic Solutions
Our solution provides retailers and medical logistics companies the ability to provide customers a true ‘on-demand’ delivery solution – with real time tracking and notifications to customers. With USOG’s unmanned aerial systems logistics chain, customers receive packages the same way they receive them today with the following benefits;
– End-to-end secure transport.
– Real-time flight data.
– Reduces overall delivery cycle and costs.
– Faster delivery, irrespective of traffic.
UAV News
USOG Announces the Release of Its Ground Breaking Technology that Transforms Drone Logistics
Unmanned Systems Operations Group, Inc (USOG) announces the release of its ground breaking technology that transforms drone logistics – the [...]
The Logistics Of Delivering Medical Supplies Via Drones
Pharns Genece is CEO and Founder of Unmanned Systems Operation Group, a pioneering logistics solutions company specializing in unmanned systems and secure drone delivery missions.
Three San Diego County Community Colleges Selected For Faa Training Program: Miracosta College’s Technology Career Institute, Palomar College, And Southwestern College
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) announced 26 schools nationally have been chosen, so far, to participate in the Unmanned Aircraft Systems Collegiate Training Initiative (UAS-CTI)