Matternet featured in Barron's as part of Andy Serwer's in-depth look at the fast-developing drone delivery market.

Drone delivery has the potential to address some of the most pressing challenges in the U.S. healthcare system, including high costs, limited access, staffing shortages, environmental impact, and inconsistencies in care quality.

By CBS NEWS

In California, a company is running a pilot program for drone food delivery. Itay Hod takes a look at how the service works.

Matternet, a global leader in urban drone delivery, today announced a strategic partnership with ANRA Technologies, an industry leader in Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) Traffic Management (UTM) solutions. This collaboration aims to support the safe and efficient scaling of Matternet’s drone networks as the company accelerates its innovative home delivery services.

By NBC NEWS

“After years of advancing drone delivery in healthcare, we’re excited to launch our first home delivery operation in the heart of Silicon Valley,” said Andreas Raptopoulos, founder and CEO of Matternet.

By Inc.

The delivery startup Matternet announced Wednesday that it has launched what it’s boasting is Silicon Valley’s “first-ever home drone delivery service,” allowing residents within a three-mile-wide region of the South Bay’s Mountain View and Sunnyvale suburbs.

Matternet is entering the home delivery market with the launch of the first-ever drone delivery service in Silicon Valley. Matternet’s technology platform will enable ultra-fast, zero-emissions delivery of food and commercial items to consumers’ homes.

Matternet becomes the first company to self-authorize “SAIL III” BVLOS drone delivery operations over populated areas in Switzerland and Berlin, setting the stage for widespread operational expansion across Europe.

By The Mercury News
Mountain View residents will soon be able to order food, medicine and other small parcels to their homes via drone.

By Mountain View Voice
Matternet plans to launch its commercial drones to deliver food and medicine to people’s homes

By Forbes
Drone delivery is no longer a sci-fi pipe dream, it’s quickly approaching the “J Curve” of the exponential hockey stick. It’s the commercial cousin of the military and industrial drone application and it’s ready to scale.

By Forbes
The battle to deliver on the promise of drone delivery continues to heat up as regulators, customers, and the providers themselves learn what it takes.

New drone delivery network is first of its kind in Berlin with goal to connect 13 hospitals with Europe’s largest hospital laboratory Labor Berlin to support transportation of more than 6 million lab samples per year

First-ever UAS Type Certification Amendment is awarded to a new variant of the Matternet M2 Aircraft that will unlock scale and operational efficiency for Matternet’s customers.

Tonight, the U.S. Senate voted 98-0 to confirm Michael Whitaker, President Biden’s nominee to serve as Administrator of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).

By Forbes
Drone deliveries are evolving rapidly into a scalable and global transportation network for a range of goods, from medicines to fast food. Instead of jumping in your car and hitting the road to get what you need, the vision for the future is to get it delivered straight to your doorstep.

By FORTUNE

The CEO of a groundbreaking drone delivery company says the industry demands a whole new layer of infrastructure: ‘Given enough time, it’s going to happen’.

Ameriflight becomes the second U.S. airline approved to operate the Matternet M2 in addition to UPS Flight Forward. Ameriflight will operate instant logistics networks for Matternet’s customers across the U.S.

In an interview with Greater Zurich Area and Greater Geneva Bern area (GGBa), Oliver Evans, Head of Global Business Strategy at Matternet, highlighted Switzerland as the ideal location for the expansion of their drone activities.

Route will showcase the potential for more efficient patient care through the on-demand delivery of diagnostic samples and will serve as a template for expansion networks in Europe, the U.S., and beyond