BBC Africa - Students at Ghana's Accra Technical University (ACT) will, from January,
be able to study "drone technology" and "3D printing" in a purpose-built laboratory, according to the Joy Online news site.
It quotes the university's vice-chancellor as saying a Korean company, called A-Tech Group Korea Incorporation, was a potential backer.
Land administration, risk assessment, forestry management, urban planning and coastal zone management all benefit from the use of drones, says ACT's Acting Vice-Chancellor Professor Edmund Ameko.
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be able to study "drone technology" and "3D printing" in a purpose-built laboratory, according to the Joy Online news site.
It quotes the university's vice-chancellor as saying a Korean company, called A-Tech Group Korea Incorporation, was a potential backer.
Land administration, risk assessment, forestry management, urban planning and coastal zone management all benefit from the use of drones, says ACT's Acting Vice-Chancellor Professor Edmund Ameko.
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