2024-09-05
The application of drones has become increasingly widespread, with their use in emergency rescue being particularly noteworthy. Drones provide strong support for emergency rescue work due to their fast response, flexible maneuverability, and efficient and accurate characteristics.
Quickly locate trapped individuals: Drones equipped with high-definition cameras or infrared thermal imaging cameras can quickly search for disaster stricken areas and locate trapped or missing persons. They can enter dangerous or difficult to reach places, providing real-time images and videos to help rescue personnel quickly locate the location of trapped individuals.
Life detection: In natural disasters such as earthquakes, landslides, and floods, drones can use equipment such as life detectors to search and locate personnel in disaster areas, improving search and rescue efficiency.
Provide temporary communication: Drones can act as mobile communication relay stations, providing communication connections between rescue personnel and trapped individuals in case of damaged communication facilities or signal interruptions in disaster areas, and transmitting critical information.
Data transmission: Drones can transmit real-time images and data of disaster areas back to the command center, helping decision-makers understand the actual situation in the disaster area and develop more reasonable rescue plans.
Emergency material transportation: Drones can carry lightweight supplies and urgently needed medicines, accurately delivering them to disaster areas and providing emergency rescue for trapped people. This method is faster and more flexible than traditional transportation, and can avoid ground traffic congestion or impassable areas.
Medical supplies transportation: Drones can also be used to transport urgently needed medical supplies such as blood and organs, providing strong support for medical rescue.
