LIFE MACHINE: Doctor Drone

Today’s post on the techno-archive is all about saving people with a weaker heart in a technical manner….

Machines are designed from ancient times to minimise the work load of mankind in an efficient manner. But what if these machines can give a life back to the patients suffering from cardiac arrest.In our close proximity many have died due to cardiac arrest even if doctors have found out how to treat such cardiac arrest.But the real problem lies in its sudden appearance.

Doctors solution to this cardiac arrest known as defibrillators but they can only be used in medical institutions.

Basically defibrillators passes an electrical pulse to the heart by depolarizing a critical mass of heart thereby restoring body's natural pacemaker, or simply we can say that just by pressing some button we can save someone's life. They can also be implanted internally, so if you are thinking of controlling it remotely you will find it more interesting about the fact that we can defibrillate someone's heart anywhere and anytime without letting the patient know about his/her stroke.

Alec Momont, the person to be credited for installing defibrillator, cameras, microphone and speakers into a drone and redesigning it into an ambulance drone, so that with the acknowledgement of someone’s stroke this drone can reach out to it in fraction of seconds. Any doctor can operate dis and due its small size and flying abilities it can reach a spot within fraction of minutes. The cameras will help the paramedic to get an idea about the patient conditions and the speaker will help him to guide the locals to control the situation. Defibrillators are coded to operate by itself once they are placed on the victim's chest.