China has developed the world's first emergency medical drone, which addresses critical gaps in disaster response in extreme conditions, Xinhua reported, citing a publication in “Science and Technology Daily“, BTA reports.
The drone was created by Haishen Medical Technology Co., Ltd. in partnership with other industrial companies and the Chinese Academy of Sciences.
According to information from the company, the drone is equipped with advanced medical functions, including respiratory support, intravenous infusion, vital signs monitoring, defibrillation and remote real-time video surveillance.
The company added that the drone is capable of performing precision search and rescue operations in harsh conditions, such as rough seas, extreme temperatures from minus 25 to 46 degrees Celsius and altitudes of up to 5,000 meters.
In addition to its search and rescue capabilities, the drone can provide emergency medical assistance on site and quickly transport injured or sick people.
With a weight of 600 kilograms and a payload capacity of 300 kilograms, the drone combines autonomous flight modes with remote control, allowing for rapid deployment in the event of disasters and epidemics.
“By combining our expertise in medical equipment and drone technology with cutting-edge artificial intelligence, we offer a solution that greatly enhances the capabilities of intelligent emergency care“, said Huang Yuhong, CEO and Chief Engineer of Haishen Medical Technology Co., Ltd.