AURORA

YOYO / PROJECT AURORA

Make temperature visible.Give every handover context.

From mobile cold-chain equipment to temperature records and on-site handovers. Aurora explores how to connect each part of a delivery that needs care.

Field validation & partnership development

AI illustration: a delivery worker loads an insulated container into a scooter-mounted cold-chain module.AI-generated illustration
01 / COLD CHAIN IN MOTION

Start with the equipment. Design for the handover.

CARE, ALL THE WAY.

More than temperature.There are people waiting.

A specimen or a box of ingredients is part of someone’s day. We start with field needs and consider equipment, information and teamwork together, bringing cold-chain design closer to everyday use.

01 / THE SYSTEM

Three parts. One connected approach.

Field needs guide the equipment. Validation informs the process. These three areas shape Aurora’s partnership development.

01

Equipment that fits the setting

Explore modular configurations for different vehicles, short transfers and service points, assessing cooling and equipment against shipment needs.

Mobile cold-chain modules
02

Temperature with a record

Plan the integration of temperature, equipment status and delivery history to support later reviews and process improvements.

IoT & information tracking
03

Energy that fits operations

Consider power supply, equipment management and staff handovers together, including the suitability of swappable batteries for the setting.

Energy & process integration
AI illustration: a delivery worker checks cold-chain equipment and a shipment outside a medical facility.
AI-generated illustration

ONE CONNECTED JOURNEY

From departure to handover.

Define what each stage needs to protect and record. This is our service design direction.

  1. 01

    Define the needs

    Establish the shipment, target temperature, route and transit time before considering cooling and equipment.

  2. 02

    Track the conditions

    Plan temperature and equipment records during transport, alongside a response to abnormal conditions.

  3. 03

    Complete the handover

    Confirm receipt and delivery records so quality information reaches the last mile.

02 / APPLICATIONS

Your setting is the starting point.

Different shipments have different requirements. Understand the setting first, then discuss equipment and validation.

01

Medical goods & specimens

Explore short-distance delivery and satellite service points for medical goods, specimens and healthcare logistics. Actual use depends on shipment requirements and project validation.

Discuss: temperature needs, handovers, record requirements

02

Fresh food & catering

Assess cold-chain needs for ingredients, catering and retail goods across on-demand delivery, short transfers and temporary service points.

Discuss: capacity, transit time, on-site operations

03

High-value goods

Review packaging, transport and handovers for items that need temperature control and traceable delivery.

Discuss: packaging conditions, information tracking, handovers

THE NEXT CHAPTER

A better cold-chain journeystarts with your needs.

For logistics, healthcare, food service and technology teams: let’s discuss a partnership that can be tested in the field.

Start with three things

  1. 01What you need to transport
  2. 02Where and for how long
  3. 03Temperature and record requirements