MED-PODS

COH AIR CARE will utilize sophisticated medical drones for patient evacuations from remote or high risk locations using “medical evacuation pods” (Med-Pods). These highly advanced pods will provide a safe environment for patients during flight, and will communicate with ship-based medical sta in order to monitor and adjust medical therapy in flight. The Med-Pods equipped with a closed ventilation system will allow for safe evacuation of infectious patients or through hazardous environments. In the event of loss of communication, the Med-Pods will have embedded artificial intelligence capability to adjust therapy within default parameters. The current limitation of noise, vibration and space using evacuation helicopters will be diminished, allowing for enhanced monitoring and therapeutic interventions using robotics. Our design and engineering allows patients to remain in their Med-Pod after air lift has completed. Once the pod is removed from its airborne docking port, the patient will be seamlessly removed and transported via our surface vessels. These innovations have direct implications for HADR environments, combat zones, and other casualty disaster areas. Within these challenging environments, the Med-Pods communication capabilities will enable streamlined triage, medical monitoring and advanced care from the “last tactical mile” to superior medical care aboard our vessels.

ON-DEMAND EMERGENCY SUPPLIES

A key element of AIR CARE includes a pioneering approach to the delivery of emergency medicine and supplies customized for Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief (HADR) environments. This innovative approach allows for the delivery of desperately needed “pre-packaged and need-specific” supplies via individual or massed formations of air-drones to specific geographic coordinates.

Our supply drones are waterproof, and combine long endurance, high payload capacity with a near-silent acoustic signature for a wide variety of mission capabilities including; real-time reconnaissance, thus creating a better defined common operating picture which allows our humanitarian relief teams to make more informed decisions in austere conditions.