Jahz, a Saudi technology company, has launched the Kingdom’s first pilot program for drone-based food and retail deliveries. The initiative marks a significant step in integrating advanced logistics technologies into urban supply chains, aiming to improve delivery speed and efficiency while reducing traffic congestion and carbon emissions.
The trial phase will assess operational safety, regulatory compliance, and customer experience, with plans to expand the service based on performance outcomes. The project aligns with Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 goals of fostering innovation, supporting smart city development, and enhancing last-mile delivery solutions.
By leveraging unmanned aerial systems, the program seeks to modernize logistics infrastructure and position the Kingdom as a regional leader in adopting next-generation delivery methods. If successful, the model could be replicated across other cities and sectors, including healthcare and e-commerce.
This development follows growing investments in automation and digital transformation within the Kingdom’s logistics and retail industries.
— news from Jahz
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“جاهز” تطلق أول برنامج تجريبي لتوصيل الطلبات عبر الطائرات المسيّرة في السعودية
“جاهز” تطلق أول برنامج تجريبي لتوصيل الطلبات عبر الطائرات المسيّرة في السعودية