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The Gazette: Rantizo uses drones to expand from crop spraying to stadium sanitizing
April 29, 2020
An Iowa City company that employs drones to spray crops is offering the same technology to sanitize open areas and seating in stadiums and other sports facilities.
Rantizo is the first company licensed and approved for drone-based agricultural spraying in multiple states. The company plans to roll out its stadium spraying services nationwide within the next week. (…)
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