Survey on Improving Health Care System by Implementing an Air Ambulance System with the Support of Drones

Drones have become one of the most popular electronic toys in recent years. Drones are mostly used for certain tasks such as photography and filming. Drones may be utilized in a variety of areas, including agriculture, medicine distribution, and cargo transportation. For medical purposes, a drone is used as an airbus. This drone-based ambulance service assists patients in arriving at the hospital on time. Ambulance services such as 108 and certain private ambulance services are in operation these days. Despite having all of these facilities, the victims location as well as the hospital cannot be reached in a timely manner owing to traffic, which may result in a high fatality rate, particularly in hill stations and rural regions. These problems can be solved by deploying an air bus ambulance to save more lives. Despite the fact that industrialized countries have a small population, the number of drones that are effectively adopted and performed in the health-care system is significant, making the sy stem smarter. If these types of air ambulance services can be adopted in developing countries with large populations, such as India, it would encourage people to use this air ambulance drones by which the people will be satisfied with the services provided by the air ambulance service than by the service provided by the roadway ambulances also makes the health-care systems more advanced. GPS and sensors are used to track the location of the drone like where the drone is and where it's travelling to. Three sensors are used in these drones: IM Us (inertial measurement units) to measure the drone's velocity and altimeter, GPS/GNSS to provide more accurate location information for maneuvering and navigating to difficult locations, and LiDAR light detection and ranging to navigate and reach the destination with collision avoidance as well as mapping and imaging techniques.