Airobotics has signed its first contract with Zzapp Malaria, the creators of an AI platform that develops and supports Malaria eradication strategies. Malaria is a preventable disease spread by the Anopheles mosquito. According to the WHO (World Health Organization), there are over 220 million cases of Malaria every year, causing over 400,000 deaths ? 67% of which are children under 5. Nearly half of the world's population is at risk of Malaria, with the WHO African region accounting for almost 95% of world Malaria cases and deaths. The two largest bodies alone (the Global Fund and USgovernment funding) spend close to $2.5 billion annually on Malaria control. Airobotics will use autonomous drones to provide fast, detailed mapping of standing water bodies in S?o Tom?. The mapping will enable Zzapp Malaria's AI platform to analyze the water bodies and to identify and predict mosquito breeding grounds. Zzapp will then create and monitor an efficient strategy to disrupt mosquito breeding in these areas, eliminating the carrier and eradicating malaria in the area.