Air ambulance / Traffic accident rescue / Forest and grassland firefighting scenarios
Scene Pain Points
In medical settings, geographic constraints and ground transportation challenges often prevent medical supplies from reaching emergency sites promptly, delaying lifesaving interventions. Existing aircraft, such as helicopters, are too large and demand substantial takeoff and landing space, limiting their operational flexibility in urban environments.
Air ambulance / Traffic accident rescue / Forest and grassland firefighting scenarios
For future urban emergency response, drone‑based flying cars can rapidly meet urgent rescue needs, establishing aerial emergency corridors above the city and significantly reducing response times.
Highly secure
High operational efficiency
Large single‑load capacity plus high‑frequency back-and-forth operations significantly boost throughput per unit of time.
Large payload
A single load can weigh between 100 and 200 kg, fully meeting the transportation needs of various medical supplies.
Quick response
The device is compact, and its vehicle-mounted, mobile airfield capability enables more flexible takeoff and landing. To meet long-distance rescue needs, the flight platform can first be transported by vehicle to a location near the destination. In emergency situations—such as urban traffic congestion that makes ground travel difficult—the platform can immediately lift off from atop the vehicle, delivering medical supplies to the aid site at maximum speed.
