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Swedish company Everdrone has unveiled its latest E2 drone, which combines an advanced camera system and customizable medical kits. This multitasking drone is designed to revolutionize emergency response services by enabling live infrared and high-quality video transmission along with medical equipment. Everdrone claims that thanks to E2, the average reaction time will be reduced to two minutes.
With the LiveView feature, rescuers get the information they need to make critical decisions. "To this, we add the possibility of direct deliveries of everything from automatic external defibrillators to bleeding control kits or other vital medical equipment," said Mats Sellstrom, CEO of the company.
The drone can reach speeds of up to 82 km / h and cover a working radius of 8 kilometers. Its payload capacity is 3 kg, which allows you to place a sensor system and a medical kit on board.
Everdrone has developed a system in which the drone rises into the air 15 seconds after receiving a distress signal. The company claims that its drone is able to cover more than 99% of all residents of European cities.
Swedish company Everdrone has unveiled its latest E2 drone, which combines an advanced camera system and customizable medical kits. This multitasking drone is designed to revolutionize emergency response services by enabling live infrared and high-quality video transmission along with medical equipment. Everdrone claims that thanks to E2, the average reaction time will be reduced to two minutes.
With the LiveView feature, rescuers get the information they need to make critical decisions. "To this, we add the possibility of direct deliveries of everything from automatic external defibrillators to bleeding control kits or other vital medical equipment," said Mats Sellstrom, CEO of the company.
The drone can reach speeds of up to 82 km / h and cover a working radius of 8 kilometers. Its payload capacity is 3 kg, which allows you to place a sensor system and a medical kit on board.
Everdrone has developed a system in which the drone rises into the air 15 seconds after receiving a distress signal. The company claims that its drone is able to cover more than 99% of all residents of European cities.
