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This video was filmed on-location in Rwanda along with Brian from Real Engineering and Joseph from Real Life Lore.
Brian made a great video covering how these drones were developed and some more of the engineering aspects behind them: https://youtu.be/jEbRVNxL44c
Joseph also made a great video about the huge ebola outbreak in Rwanda’s neighbor, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and how drones like the ones used in Rwanda could be used, on a conceptual level, to help fight epidemics like this one: https://youtu.be/2AvtbRndNxk
This video just doesn't stop being cool! I've watched it at least 3 times!
Weaponized Ebola
Heyyyyyy this can work in Hong Kong or a large country, just put bases in major cities.
"If fish run out people die" shit I got that wrong
I always confuse you with RLL
By that I mean I thought you guys were the same channel.
Did you speed up your voice
So cooool
8:35 why dont we use this in public planes too
I found it pitiful how many Asian countries couldn't even reach Rwanda's milestone when it comes to emergency support, my country included
Bless the motherland of humanity.
This is incredible and could help immensely in my home of Jamaica where there are many mountain and gully paths that get very treacherous and dangerous for large portions of the year! As someone who has needed medical aid in Jamaica and received incredible personal and professional help, I saw how lacking the logistics and infrastructure were. The people themselves were amazing, they all work so hard to help as many people as possible with what little they have. The nurses were working out of a mop closet so that the nurses office could be used for a patient on quarantine, and the staff all were donating blood daily to keep themselves and the local hospitals stocked. It was absolutely incredible to see how strong and optimistic they all were and I'm positive something like this could help them a ton!
I love science and technology and I'm proud of what humans can accomplish when they actually give a shit or two. It's just sad how few of us have any shits to give.
How do you know Namibia is far richer than Rwanda?
I Love what's revealed in this very life changing video. Africa unite.
Hello…I need 3 bags of blood stat! This is Doctor Dracu…..uhhh… Doctor Alucard….
Im surprised, this is very organizedand efficient.
Why developed countries don't use this drones every where to drop anything. Like pizza
Ipangeespiya yan maniwala kayo o hindi mga intrumento yan ng mga nagpapahirap sa bansa kaya ikansela o wag tanggapin ng red cross yan anong blood by drone ulol spy material yan sana aksyunan to ng afp
This is Actually Mint
I interviewed zipline 2 years ago in 5th grade, it was so cool
It's such a shame that this video hasn't done as well as some of his others, its genuinely one of his best and most interesting.
I really love this video
Thats bloody fast!
Video glosses over the fact that this is a really dumb solution about the equivalent of deploying a heat seeking missile to kill a mosquito and billing dirt poor Rwandese for it. To put it in context Rwanda is about the size of Massachusetts and there is no area so remote that it isnt accessible by motor bike within two hours from an urban or semi urban area. The company Zipline that provides these drones is bunch of crooks scheming to steal donor funds and government funds from poor African countries with bone headed ideas like these!
1,000,000 macheted Tutsi never got to see this marvel of Rawandian civilization.
all this talk about blood is making me thirsty
Bruh i interviewed them in the 5th grade
Drone: delivers blood
Veins: am i a joke to u!
Finally someone says Namibia correctly
Surprised to see Chromebooks used at 10:17 but it makes sense as its much cheaper than other options.
Omg. This is sooooooo coooooool!
I can assure you 99.99 percent of EMS services are not doing blood transfusions in the field. The cost of blood and it’s very particular conditions needed to maintain all its normal properties are nearly impossible to maintain in an unstable environment such as an ambulance. Not to mention it would be enough to bankrupt the vast majority of EMS services.
Awesome!
I’ve seen ur face ha ha no need to face reveal
Wonderful video. Just want to add that FFP (Fresh Frozen Plasma) got a shelf life of one year.
a lot of speculation intermingled with few facts
If they can do this to save lives in the average salary is $720 a year what can the United States do with this simple technology. The United States and great Britain been doing this for years wow. We need to get out logistics together