Amazon Prime made headlines recently with their vision for delivery drone system, but designer Stefan Riegebauer beat them to the punch almost a year ago! The Smart Aid doesn’t focus on shopping deliveries (yet), rather, it aims to provide preliminary medical aid to those in need before paramedics arrive. The unique tri-copter design is also capable of maneuvering to areas unreachable by medic teams. Check out the vid to see how it works!
Designer: Stefan Riegebauer
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If it’s meant for helping people in emergencies, why the heck does it have the Amazon logo on it?
Mass produce & make larger for heavier loads for longer range alone IE Alaska, HI, No Canada, No EU,
Turkey, Russia, India, Indonesia.
for carrying wide choice of loads.
If the author had the minimum knowledge of flying drones, would understand why they never get an odd number of propellers.