<p><b> by Anthony Falco</b></p>Russian scientists at the Moscow Technological Institute have found a game-changing new use for drones: attaching a defibrillator for patients in need. The group of scientists have created a cheap and effective “air ambulance” that can be remotely piloted to a person in need of cardiopulmonary resuscitation.<p>The range of the drone, which was created in collaboration with MTI’s Aerospace Laboratory and the Russian medical equipment company Altomedika, reaches more than 30 miles.</p><p>Despite its merits, bringing this concept to market will still be a challenge. Building drones that are capable of delivering a defibrillator is an achievement, but integrating them into existing emergency response systems, while complying with drone safety regulations, will be the next hurdle.</p></p><br /> <p>The post This Drone Carries A Defibrillator To Russian Patients</a> appeared first on Vocativ</a>.</p>
