China has developed and successfully tested the world's first emergency medical rescue drone, designed for use in extreme conditions. The drone, which has a maximum load capacity of 300 kilograms, completed practical drills in Zhejiang and Shanghai that included scenarios such as maritime casualty rescue and transfer, pre-hospital emergency treatment, and battlefield casualty evacuation.
Equipped with multiple medical treatment functions, the drone can perform defibrillation, administer intravenous therapy, monitor vital signs, and stream live video. It is capable of operating in harsh environments, including temperatures as low as minus 25 degrees Celsius and altitudes exceeding 5,000 meters. This innovation marks a significant advancement in global emergency response capabilities.