A brief history of our genesis:
Lifeline Logistics was born out of a conversation had in April 2020, surrounding how autonomous vehicles offer a unique alternative to traditional, manual supply chain systems. By way of creative innovation, the co-founders brainstormed to develop a multitude of solutions to enhance the ecological footprint, operational efficiency, financial viability, and data transparency facets of traditional health care supply chains.
When contemplating the health care field, one thinks of: inflated costs, protracted wait times, lack of navigation support, and ultimately a nebulous web of unclear instructions and overall uneasiness. From a moral integrity standpoint, we felt compelled to direct our innovation towards elevating health with autonomy and precision – to bring about a net positive impact to the world.
Today, we offer consulting services, bridging the gap between hospitals/health systems and innovative logistics technologies, focused on autonomy and traceability. As far as the future, we’re planning so much more…
Sam Denvir
Co-founder, CEO, Autonomous vehicle team leader
With over a decade of uncrewed aircraft system (UAS) integration and flight operations experience, Sam has been working with organizations to apply innovative new technologies for a myriad of commercial applications. In the height of the pandemic, when vulnerabilities of healthcare supply chains were compounded, Sam realized the value that robotic and autonomous solutions could provide when people are unavailable. From that, he made it a mission to find ways that robotic system implementation and augmentation could support healthcare supply chains, providing a more resilient future.
Aaron Weston
Co-founder , COO, Health care team leader
Aaron has 10+ years of experience in hospital operations, with functional management and direction roles, ranging from process design and quality systems to contracting and strategy development. He is acutely skilled in working with specialty programs, such as solid organ transplantation and cellular therapy. He has worked predominantly in the academic medical center realm, including appointments at SSM Health Saint Louis University Hospital, Mayo Clinic in Arizona, and UCHealth University of Colorado Hospital.