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Hospitals in the United States of America are beginning to use drones to fly human parts from one hospital to another. A team of scientists from the University of Maryland Baltimore used a kidney as a test subject. They used the drone to shuffle a kidney back and forth between medical facilities. Using a remotely piloted drone flying at a maximum speed of 42 mph for 3 miles, they were able to successfully fly the kidney to different hospitals.

This is to combat the high cost of transporting organs as well as other challenges such as traffic gridlock, road mishaps, etc. Also another challenge that will be overcome with the use of drones is the time factor. Most times, organ transfer might be needed urgently and the risk of transporting it by road is not worth. The drones are usually controlled with a device with a pre-installed drone app.



Most times, the success of the surgery depends on how fast the organ is able to be transported from the donor to the victim. This drones have solved that problems. The amount of time an organ can spend chilled after removal and when it’s warmed up and the blood supply restored, called cold ischemia time (CIT), is very limited. According to Teslarati The average CIT time is usually CIT is 16-18 hours. However, the use of drones can speed it up and reduce the time to just 8-9 hours.

Not only will drones reduce the time of transportation. The researchers also observed that the kidney experienced less vibrations that it would if it was transported via road. Throughout its travels the kidney maintained a safe temperature and showed no signs of structural changes. Researchers concluded that drone flight didn’t affect biopsy results.

Drone for flying human organs



Not withstanding, there are still some challenges in the use of drones for human organs transport. A clear line of sight is required for drone pilots to see clearly where the drone is going. Thus precluding any major travel distances. Also, as with most aircraft, drones would also be subject to weather constraints. This means is the weather is foggy or rainy, the drone pilot may not have a clear vision of where the drone is going. Despite all these challenges, we at TechCapon believe drones remain the best option for organs transportation. We remain very optimistic as technological developments on the drones are in progress.

SOURCE:https://techcapon.com/human-organs-are-transported-with-drone/


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Great technology.

Every skull miner needs these drones.

A very easy mode of skulls transportation.

nice development, saving human life is the most paramount thing to do in the world

In the US we have organ flyers.
In Nigeria, it's skull miners.

Which day will Nigeria move forward

For Naija nah Kite we still dey make

hmmmm

What about hijackers...?

NwaAmaikpe:



In the US we have organ flyers.
In Nigeria, it's skull miners.

I don't know why I always find your posts very funny

We have such in Nigeria naaa.
SKULL MINERS have always done such using their own special transport medium (Sack Bags)

This is great, it'll ensure faster delivery.

Garri sacks does the job just fine here in Naija.....ask the developers and their mentors the afonjezzis.

Oh sorry I forgot to add that the uses of those body parts are completely different down here!

we need this drones to harvest and min skulls in nigeria

Advance technology

Afonjas take note.



I also feel very soon these drones will have an engine to convey humans...Then we will have inter-city planes

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The moment I saw the headings, I know this is going a perfect battle to tribal bigots

PUSSYBBQGRILLS:
Great technology.

Every skull miner needs these drones.

A very easy mode of skulls transportation.

this drone will sell out in the south west

So much technological advancement. And this is the same USA someone created a thread on back then on how Nigerians are more "intelligent".

Mizik:
Which day will Nigeria move forward

Not until you buhari Apc Boko haram enter house � na back Una go dey

After mining them... But not like here n 9ja. They mine responsibly (donated organs on before a person dies)

Meanwhile some notorious people transport human parts and skull inside polythene bags from ijebu inside Nissan Micra drone.

If you know...you know!

Nigeria my country.

This is innovative

Nigeria my country.


When we go rise up?.