Northwestern Polytechnical University and Maidi Technology Release New Low-Altitude Rescue Solution

According to TapTechNews on June 18, Northwestern Polytechnical University and Maidi Technology released the first fully autonomous and intelligent AED unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) rescue low-altitude rescue overall solution, and successfully conducted the first flight.

The first MD127-I type UAV of the low-altitude rescue series was launched and completed its first flight. The UAV delivering AED serves as a supplement to the original first aid solution, and will construct 120 command and dispatch + AED UAV + 5G digital ambulance low-altitude medical rescue overall solution. With the 120 command and dispatch as the core, the solution creates a 4-minute first aid circle on the basis of the original 15-minute first aid circle, realizing get on the ambulance immediately after admission, and the UAV arrives before the vehicle, achieving the complete closure of pre-hospital treatment in emergency rescue.

TapTechNews learned from the official that Maidi Technology was founded in 2005 and mainly engages in medical informatization and the research and development of large health products. It is a national supplier company that can completely provide solutions from pre-hospital first aid to emergency department to operating room to ICU critical care full-scene solutions. The latest product integrates 5G, satellite, UAV, and vehicle networking technologies to provide a solution for sea, land, and air integrated emergency rescue.