In the speech, Antwork introduced the experience summary of unmanned aerial vehicle transportation in medical scenarios, which is the world's first city in terms of safe operating mileage. Since obtaining its first urban drone operation license, Antwork has gradually iterated its products and has now formed highly automated drone logistics products with RA3, RA5, and TR7S as the main operating forces, bringing fast and efficient blood transportation services to cooperative medical institutions.

As a cross innovation between civil aviation technology and medical industry, Chinese drone medical applications also have a high influence in the world. The team led by Dr. Zhang Mao and Dr. Li Qiang, Dean of the Second Institute of Zhejiang University, wrote a review based on data on the blood transportation routes of rapid ant drones and published it in the Lancet Medical Journal, comparing the speed advantages of drone blood transportation with ground transportation. In addition, Antwork actively cooperates extensively with various institutions, covering Hangzhou, Yiwu, Huzhou, Shanghai, Xi'an, Guangzhou and other places, forming a mature and experienced service model.

The drone blood air transportation service can meet the two major scenarios of "emergency blood use" and "planned blood supplementation", achieving a "combination of peacetime and wartime" operation mode. By building a drone air transportation network, not only can the manpower investment and operation time for regular planned blood transportation be reduced, but also emergency and temporary blood needs can be met. After receiving the demand, it can respond quickly without being restricted by ground transportation, and precious time can be saved for saving the lives of patients.

In the future, Antwork will continue to cooperate with medical institutions with an open mindset, jointly committed to the goal of "technology protecting life", actively innovate, and benefit more people as a result.