Zipline came into existence in 2011 by William Hetzler and Keenan Wyrobek. Zipline aims to set up delivery hubs at 2,600 health facilities in Rwanda and Ghana by the end of this year.
Zipline chief executive Keller Rinaudo said in a statement that, “There is a growing feeling around the world that technology is not benefitting the vast majority of people. The old conventional wisdom has been that crafting a successful technology company needs exploiting people’s personal information or hijacking their attention. Zipline wishes to build a new model for success in Silicon Valley by showing the world that the right technology company with the right mission and the best team can help improve the lives of every person on the planet.” Zipline’s drones have a range of 160 kilometers, a cruising speed of 110 kilometers per hour, and can carry 1.75 kilograms of cargo.
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