Emergency response agencies are using drones to transport automated external defibrillators during active 911 emergencies.

Over 350,000 people experience cardiac arrest in the US every year. Unlike an ambulance or firetruck, a lowflying drone isn’t beholden to traffic slowdowns or winding streets. Researchers like Monique ...

It sounds futuristic: drones carrying heart defibrillators swooping in to help bystanders revive people stricken by cardiac arrest. Researchers tested the idea and found drones arrived at the scene of ...

Everdrone launches the E3, a custom emergency medical drone with 4.5 kg of payload capacity that can arrive on scene in under three minutes.

Everdrone, headquartered in Gothenburg, develops drone services for emergency medical purposes. The previous generation, E2, ...

Reno, Nev.-based tech startup Flirtey is developing a drone service that delivers portable defibrillators to local 911 callers who report symptoms of cardiac arrest, reports CNBC. Here are five things ...

Drones can truly become game-changers for emergency medical services, and this new Swedish medical drone is ready to save lives ...

During a 911 emergency, everyone is rightly expected to get out of the way of first responders driving to the scene. But these vehicles still need to follow roads, which most likely do not provide a ...

Drones have become an increasingly helpful tool for law enforcement and first responders. The latest use case? Deploying defibrillator-equipped drones when someone calls 911. Clemmons, N.C., is the ...

The Laois county town has a no-fly zone over Portlaoise Prison Campus, but drones are "all we hear about" says Fine Gael Cllr ...