Medical drones to the rescue

After the organ was transplanted into the body of a 21-year-old woman with chronic heart problems, the Indian news media celebrated the "green corridor", a roadway cleared for organ transport, as a heroic feat.

Meanwhile, four researchers in Spain were thinking there had to be a better way. Surely organs could be moved without disrupting traffic, incurring exorbitant fees and requiring police attention. Their solution – a drone designed for moving organs called Dronlife – was originally created as a contest entry in a Drones for Good competition.

(H/T: Brisbane Times)