Everything you want
to know about Osiris.

What is Osiris?

Osiris Experience is a deep tech company building autonomous drone delivery infrastructure. We design, manufacture, and operate autonomous aerial vehicles — and the intelligence layer that runs them — to make delivery economically viable in markets that traditional logistics has never been able to serve.

What is the movement layer?

Information and money already have their internet. The movement of the physical world does not — yet. That's our thesis: Osiris is building the layer that makes it economically viable to move physical goods between any two points, starting with markets traditional logistics has structurally excluded.

Is Osiris a drone company?

Yes — and that's the point. We operate our own drone fleet end-to-end: aircraft, flight operations, BVLOS authorizations, droneports. That's the wedge that earns the layer. On top of that operation, we're building the rails — deconfliction, registration, insurance, ports-as-a-service — that other operators route through. We fly today, and we own the layer.

Where does Osiris operate today?

Osiris currently operates in Chile, with active deployments in Laja, Los Ángeles, Valdivia, and Santiago corridors. We are the only DGAC-authorized autonomous drone delivery operator in the country. LatAm expansion to Mexico and rural US is planned for 2027.

Are your drones legally authorized to fly?

Yes. Osiris holds full operational authorization from the Dirección General de Aeronáutica Civil (DGAC) of Chile for autonomous drone delivery. This is a regulatory barrier that takes years of compliance work to obtain — and we already have it.

What can be delivered?

Osiris Air can carry payloads up to 5 kg. This covers the large majority of delivery use cases: pharmaceuticals, medical samples, food, retail goods, agricultural inputs, spare parts, and critical supplies. Hazardous materials and live animals are excluded.

How far can your drones fly?

Osiris Air operates at 15 km range per mission, at cruise speeds of ~80 km/h. A typical rural delivery corridor can be covered efficiently from a hub-based network.

What happens if something goes wrong mid-flight?

Every Osiris vehicle is equipped with triple-redundant flight control, real-time telemetry monitoring, automatic return-to-hub on fault detection, geofencing, and terrain avoidance. OsirisFlight OS monitors every vehicle in the fleet simultaneously. In the event of a critical fault, the aircraft executes an automatic safe landing protocol.

Do you need a human pilot for every drone?

No. That is the core innovation. OsirisFlight OS commands the entire fleet autonomously. One operator can supervise hundreds of concurrent missions from a single dashboard. This is what makes the unit economics of rural delivery viable — removing the 1:1 pilot-to-vehicle constraint.

How is Osiris different from Amazon delivery?

Amazon is optimizing for dense urban markets where logistics is already profitable. Osiris is building for markets that no one else will serve — rural corridors, remote communities, mining sites, islands. We are not competing with Amazon; we are serving the markets Amazon will never reach.

How do I partner with Osiris?

We partner with companies, governments, and institutions that want autonomous delivery infrastructure deployed in their market or operations. If you have a corridor, a community, or a logistics problem that traditional delivery cannot solve — contact us at contacto@osirisxp.com.

How do I invest in Osiris?

Osiris closed a seed round in 2025. We are preparing for a Series A to fund LatAm expansion. If you are a fund or investor aligned with deep tech infrastructure, please reach out at contacto@osirisxp.com.

Do you serve consumers directly?

Through Osiris Delivery — our B2C product — consumers in active delivery corridors can place orders directly via our platform. If you want to receive deliveries in your area, join the waitlist at the Osiris Delivery page.