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The 30% rule: How SORA kills more African mosquitoes for less with AI drones
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The 30% rule: How SORA kills more African mosquitoes for less with AI drones
For decades, the fight against malaria in Africa has relied heavily on manual scouting and broad treatment. If a village is at risk, you distribute nets to every household. In Ghana, if a district is a hotspot, you spray puddles with chemicals, targeting the larvae of malaria-causing mosquitoes. But not all puddles require treatment. SORA, a Japan-headquartered startup with operations across more than 10 African countries, recently put this ine…
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