The use of artificial intelligence-driven drones in healthcare logistics is a revolutionary solution to age-old problems in medical supply chain management, especially for remote and infrastructure-lacking areas around the world. This article discusses the extent of AI-driven drone applications in healthcare delivery systems, reviewing their technical architecture, practical applications, and potential to transform global healthcare accessibility. By synthesizing analysis of deployments in a variety of geographical settings, ranging from early-stage programs in Rwanda and Ghana to pilot studies in developed countries, this article illustrates the ways in which drone technology solves key last-mile delivery issues while significantly enhancing health outcomes. The article examines the intricate technical architecture integrating autonomous flight, machine learning algorithms, and sophisticated sensor suites that power these systems to function in high-complexity environments. Although recognizing regulatory hurdles, privacy issues, and infrastructure needs, the article points to sizable advantages such as unprecedented decreases in delivery times, enhanced cost savings, and enormous environmental benefits through carbon emissions reduction. The article shows that AI-powered healthcare drones not only enhance real-time healthcare delivery capabilities but also set the basis for sustainable, equitable healthcare systems that can deliver efficiently to underserved groups everywhere in the world, with ongoing evolution in 5G technology and incorporation of green energy providing even more potential for transforming global healthcare logistics.
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Harish Balakrishnan Vimala
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www.synapsesocial.com/papers/68dc26218a7d58c25ebb2e26 — DOI: https://doi.org/10.59573/emsj.9(5).2025.49
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