Curated videos covering eVTOL aircraft, medical drones, autonomous vehicles, AI in healthcare, and the future of EMS.
The 2.7-tonne "Romeo" eVTOL demonstrator by ERC System, designed for patient transfers, firefighting, and remote logistics. One of the heaviest fully electric eVTOLs flown in Europe.
The "Cricket" VTOL medical evacuation drone by Avalis, designed for autonomous casualty evacuation and reducing risk to medical crews.
A comprehensive overview of AI-powered "green wave" corridors, smart stretchers, and real-time bystander video feeds for dispatchers.
Demonstrates how AI-equipped drones with built-in defibrillators can reach cardiac arrest scenes in 60 to 90 seconds, far outpacing traditional ground response.
International efforts to use drone networks to reach unnavigable areas, delivering critical medical supplies where traditional infrastructure fails.
Highlights AI-driven navigation systems that allow ambulances to reach patients faster in heavy traffic or disaster zones.
A broad overview of AI in healthcare: early disease detection, drug discovery, and personalized treatment plans — with implications for prehospital care.
Primary source documents from federal agencies shaping AI, autonomous vehicles, and advanced air mobility policy.
DOT announcement of the eight eVTOL Integration Pilot Program selections spanning 26 states, with operations beginning summer 2026.
FAA’s overview of the eVTOL Integration Pilot Program structure, requirements, and selected partners.
The 2026–2036 AAM policy vision coordinating 19 federal agencies behind advanced air mobility deployment.
DOT summary of the first-ever National AV Safety Forum, including the Zoox steering-wheel-free robotaxi petition and updated FMVSS guidance.
U.S. Department of Health & Human Services programs and initiatives on artificial intelligence in healthcare.
The U.S. Artificial Intelligence Safety Institute strategic vision and resources.
How Epic is integrating AI into hospital and patient record systems — the standard EMS must match.
American Medical Association principles for AI development, deployment, and use in healthcare.
American Nurses Association position statement on responsible AI integration in clinical nursing practice.
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The technologies exist. The disruption is already underway. This is not a technology manual — it is a call to action. Because what comes next in EMS will not be led by software developers or national vendors. It will be led by you.
Impossible is just a situation that hasn't met the right leader yet.