Our Patents
Arrive holds three granted US Patents (as Dronedek) from its initial applications holding a 2014 priority. It has continued to bolster its protected features and functions with additional patents pending in both the US and the PCT/ WIPO.
International filings are considering which of the global markets provide the best opportunities and are focused on the top 25+ nations representing more than 80% of the global economy. Listing and copies of the array of patents and applications are available upon request.
The company’s quickness to the patent office in 2014 puts its portfolio ahead of notable industry giants, beating the filing position of the likes of Amazon, The United States Postal Service, UPS, Walmart, and others.
The patented, smart, and secure receptacle ushers in the new era of package and postal delivery. All of the advantages and features provide efficient, green, cost-effective and speedy delivery via aerial drones, robotics or autonomous vehicles to allow customers to fully automate their process from delivery through the last mile.
Arrive holds US trademarks and several US and foreign applications protecting its brands, including under its former company name, Dronedek.
The company may employ different technological devices for communication including GPS information to and from the drone, a barcode scanner that signals when delivery is complete, and a security camera with image confirmation.
As of September 2023, the company has 149 total filed claims.
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Sensor-equipped, fully autonomous landing pad receptacle
Receptacle for receiving or sending food, medicine, groceries, or parcels
Secure receptacle for various locations like porches, roofs, windows, or mailbox posts
Interior temperature control (hot and cold holding section)
Curved bottom to mitigate parcel damage from abrupt drops
Infrared, ultraviolet, or ozone virus and bacteria prevention, including anthrax and COVID
Detection of explosive materials
In-ground vaults to meet HOA restrictions
Mobility on trucks, boats, and trailers
Weather monitoring station
Traffic, human and pet movement monitoring with facial recognition cameras
Power via solar panels and/or 110-volt electrical supply
Assist mechanism for robot/AUVS
Charging station or battery exchange for drones and UAVs