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Abstract: This paper proposes a concept for an air ambulance based on drones. The drone ambulance would be a small, lightweight vehicle that could be deployed quickly and easily to reach accident victims in remote or difficult-to-access areas. The drone ambulance would be equipped with medical supplies and a first responder, who would be able to stabilize the patient and transport them to a hospital. The drone ambulance would have several advantages over traditional air ambulances. It would be much faster and more maneuverable, making it ideal for reaching victims in remote areas. It would also be much cheaper to operate, making it more affordable for rural and remote communities. The drone ambulance is still in the conceptual stage, but it has the potential to revolutionize emergency medical services. It could save lives by providing rapid and efficient transportation to accident victims. In this an IoT-based system for heart rate monitoring, temperature and SpO2 (blood oxygen saturation) sensing is designed to collect and transmit crucial patient data to emergency services. The system incorporates wearable devices equipped with sensors that continuously monitor the user's heart rate, temperature and SpO2 levels. These devices are connected to the Internet of Things (IoT) infrastructure, allowing real-time data transmission to a centralized platform.
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