Disinfection drones not yet practical, finds Exyn Technologies study

Disinfection drones not yet practical, finds Exyn Technologies study

Disinfection drone with UV light payload. Source: Exyn Technologies

As businesses around the world get ready to reopen after novel coronavirus closures, many are looking to autonomous cleaning and disinfection. Unmanned aerial vehicles have several potential uses for public health, but using disinfection drones for large public spaces is not yet feasible, found a recent study by Exyn Technologies Inc.

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