Ambudrone concept
Just having some fun we have designed a concept of an autonomous drone based stretcher.
This can come as a quick evacuation solutions for military or civilian situations, landing a stretcher near the injured person and lifting him without delay to the closest hospital.
Current technology can support a solution like that, and we are sure that someone will accept the challenge and make this a reality.
For now… we are just happy to put our imagination to a good use.
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