Fourth Industrial Revolution

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A drone drops its first blood delivery in the compound of Kabgayi hospital south of Rwanda capital Kigali where Zipline, a California-based robotics company delivered their first blood to patients using a drone October 13, 2016. Picture taken October 13, 2016.

Rwanda is pioneering the regulation and use of drones - such as delivering blood Image: REUTERS/James Akena

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