Dunzo's Drone Flight for a digital-empowered India

From pickup & drop, restaurants, groceries & essentials and almost every necessary item on customers' doorsteps, Dunzo is ruling the e-commerce game locally. The startup company is now planning to lead the game with AI.

With their tagline, "The better way to get things done, just Dunzo it," or "the 19-minute delivery." Dunzo is determined to transform its local warehouse networks with drones. In the age of technology and AI, the company foresees to enhance their quality delivery as per the tagline.

They are catering to customer-oriented services, from tracking orders to product selection at an impressible time. A B2C/B2B/D4B e-commerce company facilitates logistic solutions to merchants across the nation. Being an innovative startup company is its prime goal to achieve integrated fastest delivery efficiently.

Multiple-use of drones

By meeting the challenges in the recent Novel Corona Virus times, Dunzo targets the tech-commerce variety. It is rigorously working on warehouse internal mapping of located products for demand and supply.

The nation has also witnessed the drone delivery of medicines and vaccines during a surge in cases. It provides wide access over a demographic region to ease the supply of customers' needs.

There are different usage of drones with unlimited engagements by squeezing the time. This approach can shorten the pathways of locating, transferring, and supplying a particular product.

It will use robotic process automation (RPA) for boosting operations and transitions of goods and services. In all the niches of cautious tasks relevant to human interaction or engagement. They are innovating the technique with the help of specific in-built apps for an efficient workforce and accuracy.

Supported by Google, Dunzo Digital Pvt. Ltd. has collaborated with the Government of India's digitalization. In Telangana's medicine delivery by air project, it fostered. BVLOS (Beyond Visual Line of Sight) flight has been used in the vaccine and meds delivery by Dunzo.

Dunzo refers to its delivery soldiers as 'partners', though the lockdowns and maintaining social distance made human lives difficult. Dunzo's delivery partners worked efficiently, likewise the other corona-warriors.