GLOBHE was in Malawi in 2017 to fly drones to spread wifi connectivity, test drones + AI to act as early warning systems for flooding and wildfires, and transport medical cargo by drones in the newly established humanitarian drone corridor run by the Malawi Government and UNICEF.
GLOBHE is honored to be a part of this groundbreaking development! Take a look at this short clip from Globhe’s trip to Malawi in 2017!
GLOBHE is transporting diagnostic drone kits for HemoCue in Malawi
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