01 · Global reach
Global Logistics Network
Building ySpace hubs across strategic countries and major logistics markets.
ySpace — Long-term vision
Yspace's long-term vision is to build an end-to-end transportation network capable of moving packages — and eventually people — between countries in dramatically shorter times. Instead of relying entirely on traditional freight and conventional air transport, Yspace plans to eventually integrate next-generation high-speed transportation — including rocket-based transportation — into its logistics network.
Shenzhen — Origin — ySpace International Hub — High-speed transport — Lagos — Arrival — ySpace Local Hub — Autonomous delivery — Doorstep
The network
A future transportation network connecting international movement with ySpace's autonomous local delivery infrastructure.
01 · Origin
China
02 · Hub
ySpace International Hub
03 · Transit
High-Speed / Rocket Transportation
04 · Arrival
Nigeria
05 · Last hub
ySpace Local Hub
06 · Autonomous
Autonomous Delivery
07 · Doorstep
Customer
[01 — The intake · Shenzhen, China]
On a warehouse floor in China, a scan pulls the package into the ySpace network and writes its route in the same instant. From this moment it is no longer inventory — it is cargo with a destination an ocean away.
[02 — The hub · ySpace International Hub]
Packages converge on a ySpace International Hub and are consolidated under one roof and one manifest. Freight built for oceans, moving at the cadence of an aircraft — held here just long enough to leave together.
[03 — High-speed transport · Coastal launch site]


Where conventional freight bends around sea lanes and schedules, the network's long leg is drawn by velocity. Next-generation high-speed transportation — eventually rocket-based — is how ySpace intends to move cargo between continents, before it should be possible.
[04 — Arrival · Lagos, Nigeria]
The hemispheric leg ends over Lagos — the bridge below, a whole city already in motion. The international half of the journey is finished; the local, autonomous half begins the moment the package is released to the network.
[05 — The local hub · ySpace Lagos Hub]
Inside the ySpace hub, containers are split into flight lots while a fleet of autonomous drones is charged, manifested and loaded. The handoff between the global and local halves of the network happens here, under one roof.
[06 — Autonomous delivery · Lagos rooftops]
The final leg is purely autonomous: the drone climbs over the gridlocked streets, crosses the city and sets down on a rooftop pad with millimetre care. From the local hub to the neighbourhood, the network is in the air.
[07 — The doorstep · Lagos, Nigeria]
From a scan in Shenzhen to a hand at a front gate in Lagos — the customer's role is simply receiving a parcel at the door. The network's role is everything in between.
The future
Yspace's long-term vision extends beyond local delivery into a connected transportation network spanning countries, infrastructure, and eventually human transportation.
01 · Global reach
Building ySpace hubs across strategic countries and major logistics markets.
02 · The long leg
Connecting international transportation infrastructure with ySpace's local delivery network.
03 · Velocity
Eventually using next-generation high-speed transportation, including rocket-based transport, for international movement of goods.
04 · Ownership
Moving packages from international origins directly into ySpace's local autonomous delivery network.
05 · Horizon
Eventually developing transportation capabilities for humans, subject to technology, safety standards, regulation, and certification.
[The long-term objective]
Yspace's long-term objective is to control more of the journey itself, rather than handing packages between separate transportation providers.
The future of ySpace — end of manifest
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