India’s first 10-minute Diagnostic Drone Delivery(D3) launched

Apollo Hospitals and TechEagle have launched India's first 10-Minute Diagnostic Drone Delivery (D3) service. The service was unveiled by Dr. Sangita Reddy, Joint Managing Director, Apollo Hospitals, at THIT 2025. The D3 service aims to solve the problem of delayed transportation of medical samples. Currently, transporting liquid biopsy samples from collection centres to diagnostic labs takes hours, causing delays in early detection and treatment. With the D3 service, Apollo Hospitals can now transport biopsy samples in just 10 minutes using TechEagle's AI-powered autonomous drones.

Vikram Singh Meena, Founder & CEO, TechEagle, said, "Every minute counts in healthcare. While food and e-commerce deliveries happen in minutes, critical medical samples still take hours. That delay can be the difference between life and death. With TechEagle's AI-powered drones, Apollo Hospitals ensures that liquid biopsy samples—essential for early cancer detection—reach labs in just 10 minutes. The healthcare industry deserves the same speed and efficiency as consumer logistics, and we're making that a reality."

Dr. Sangita Reddy, Joint Managing Director, Apollo Hospitals, spoke at THIT 2025: "Drone-based healthcare delivery has been successful in African nations. This is just the beginning—drones can be used for organ transport, emergency medical deliveries, and much more. The future of healthcare is faster, safer, and more efficient."

TechEagle's autonomous drones operate through a Central Command & Control System, ensuring secure, real-time, and ultra-fast deliveries across urban and remote locations. The company plans to expand its services beyond healthcare to industries such as e-commerce, quick commerce, and logistics.

The 10-Minute Diagnostic Drone Delivery (D3) service features autonomous drones, real-time monitoring, 5G-enabled data transmission, and 24/7 all-weather operations.

TechEagle also released a video of India’s First Biopsy Sample Delivery in 10 Minutes.