SORA
SORA Technology, including its subsidiary Zzapp Malaria, uses climate and geospatial data, satellite imagery, drones, artificial intelligence, and digital field tools to identify mosquito breeding sites, prioritize high-risk areas, and support precision larval source management.
What they do
SORA Technology, including its subsidiary Zzapp Malaria, uses climate and geospatial data, satellite imagery, drones, artificial intelligence, and digital field tools to identify mosquito breeding sites, prioritize high-risk areas, and support precision larval source management.1 Its technology supports malaria programs from early warning and risk assessment through intervention planning, drone-enabled larvicide application, and monitoring.1 Its malaria technologies are operationally deployed across multiple malaria-endemic countries and are being scaled further.1
- No U.S. site recorded.
- Nagoya, Japan (headquarters and technology development)
In the field and in development
Partnerships in 7 endemic countries
- implementation of multi-site AI-, drone-, and satellite-enabled larval source management1
- national malaria and research partners, including collaborations involving WHO/TDR, UNDP, and UCSF Malaria Elimination Initiative · AI- and drone-enabled larval source management, climate- and disease-risk early warning, and malaria decision support1
- National Malaria Control Programme and WHO · operational deployment and evaluation of technology-enabled larval source management1
- operational deployment of the Zzapp Malaria digital system for vector-control planning and monitoring1
- national partners · operational malaria vector-control deployment1
Who they work with in the United States
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Where this comes from
- 1Confirmed by the organization
- 2sora-technology.com
- 3sora-technology.com
- 4sora-technology.com

