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Social distancing app uses space to save lives

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A free app that helps people observe social distancing to slow the spread of coronavirus is about to launch.

Devised by Lanterne, a UK start-up company supported by ESA, it uses satellite data and artificial intelligence technologies to identify where people are congregating anywhere in the world.

Social distancing app uses space to save lives
ESA
Health and well-being
Mobility
Global Navigation Satellite Systems
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Situational data
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Mon, 20 Apr 2020, All day

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