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Unmanned Aerial Evacuation Rescue System
An Online Think Tank Project
Problem:
The State of California is
under dire financial stress. The CHP or California Highway Patrol is
spending huge amounts of money on Helicopters to patrol the Freeways
and Highways of the state, and these choppers cost millions of
taxpayer dollars to purchase and maintain.
There is too much downtime, too much waiting for European helicopter
parts, and it's costing far too much for a large evacuation size
helicopter for dual use; patrolling + evacuation.
Solution:
Sell the CHP Helicopters and Aircraft and go
to unmanned aerial vehicles, micro-helicopters (55 to 100 lbs.) and
have several of these flying in a grid to serve the area with for
traffic control, information, speeding tickets, and surveillance.
Share information with other law-enforcement for a fee, and use four
or more of these drones to airlift serious accident victims to
nearby hospitals, or awaiting ambulances that cannot get to the
location.
Concept Drawing and Sketches
Below:
Description:
Recommend
GTMAX from Georgia Tech for the helicopters or
equivalent. The stretcher folds up into a CHP police cruiser or is
carried to the site by one of the helicopters, which can take it
from the station or meet the CHP cruiser or SUV at the nearest road
way. The stretcher unfolds and inflates into a wing and body. The
stretcher thus morphs into the shape of a very flat aircraft,
therefore is easily lifted by the four helicopters which attach to
the hook-ups. The victim is airlifted out.
Additional
Information:
Sell the CHP's foreign made helicopters on Ebay. Cancel the contract
for airport hangar space by parking these choppers at the CHP office
and operate from the gated parking-lot.
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