Julius J. Riechert
CEO
Leads E-Luc and is responsible for the company's strategic and technological direction.
About E-Luc
E-Luc develops the systems that turn individual drone applications into a scalable, controllable, and practically deployable operating system.
E-Luc was founded in 2025 to create the infrastructural foundation for professional autonomous drone operations. Based at Am Goldacker 1, 73529 Schwaebisch Gmuend, the company develops the systems that turn individual drone applications into a scalable, controllable, and practically deployable operating system.
At the center is the conviction that autonomous air logistics will not succeed through aircraft alone. Only the combination of mission planning, intelligent hub infrastructure, digital control logic, and a clearly structured operational environment makes drone operations economical, reproducible, and resilient in demanding fields of application.
E-Luc develops a standardized ecosystem of physical ground infrastructure and integrated software. The hubs are not only launch and landing points; they become the interface between aircraft, mission planning, maintenance, operating logic, and scalable fleet integration.
At the same time, E-Luc does not see itself as an isolated single-purpose solution, but as an infrastructural platform for the professional use of autonomous systems. The company’s role is to create the physical and digital foundation on which future drone logistics can be reliably planned, launched, monitored, and scaled.
The technological focus is a modular architecture that can adapt to different operating environments. This allows E-Luc to be used wherever autonomous operations must not only be demonstrated, but organized under real requirements: in medical logistics, industrial processes, emergency and public safety applications, and safety-critical environments with high demands for availability, traceability, and operational clarity.
The company’s orientation is visionary, yet clearly technical. E-Luc works on solutions for investors, emergency and public safety organizations, industrial customers, medical logistics stakeholders, and security-adjacent or defense-relevant operating contexts where robust infrastructure, clean operational processes, and high system integration are decisive.
The founding team combines technological, operational, and business expertise.
CEO
Leads E-Luc and is responsible for the company's strategic and technological direction.
CTO
Responsible for technological development and the software platform.
CFO
Guides the financial perspective and economic planning.
COO
Responsible for operational execution and the development of resilient processes.
Approach
E-Luc stands for an approach that understands autonomous drone logistics not as an isolated flight topic, but as an infrastructure question. The goal is to develop the systems that make autonomous aerial operations practical, scalable, and connectable in professional markets.