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How to use drones to deliver blood and save lives

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How to use drones to deliver blood and save lives

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Author:Evan Ackerman and Eliza
Title: Medical delivery drones take flight in east Africa
Date publish: January 2018
Current innovation: The drones, called Zips, fly blood packs from a distribution center to 21 hospitals located within 75 kilometers. In an emergency, a doctor can use WhatsApp Messenger to request blood, which gets packed into a Zip that’s fired into the air with a catapult. Zipline’s drones can deliver their blood products where they’re needed, normally in less than an hour from the time the order is placed.
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Keller Rinaudo Cliffton: How we’re using drones to deliver blood and save lives | TED Talk

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Keller Rinaudo Cliffton wants everyone on earth to have access to basic health care, no matter how hard it is to reach them. With his start-up Zipline, he has created the world’s first drone delivery system to operate at national scale, transporting blood and plasma to remote clinics in East Africa…

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Cons:
1.First of all to ensure that all regulatory issues, and then need to establish a distribution center

2. Training local people

3. Local residents should the role of drones otherwise they would think it is used to supervise them.

pros:
1.Hospital can get the blood very quickly and accurately

2. The blood can be well used, since the system can deliver the blood that is facing with expiration first.
3. Not as susceptible to wind damage
4.coordinate the blood
5.A lot of blood can be achieved at the same time

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Although drones transport blood there are still many problems to be solved, such as cost, profit problem and so on.But with the progress of science and technology, there's no doubt that technology will be used in medical treatment.We should hold a positive attitude to adapt to the pace of science and technology.
At the same time, we also need to be aware of technical deficiencies and weaknesses. So that we would more likely to make progress.

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Andrew: As a team, sometimes we should be facing with a lot of stress, and there is no doubt that everyone would like work in a humor environment. Activator play an important role in making us feel happy, which would also improve the efficiency of our work.

Carter: We have some team members and we do the same project. Definitely, we need to communicate with each other and express our own opinions. People with communication skill can easy express themselves and they can deal with some conflict better.

Daniel: We should focus on timelines and deadlines. We should break long term projects into a series of specific short-term plans, and then work through each plan diligently. Otherwise we don’t know what should us focus on and what is the next step.

Emily: Different people have different ideas, it’s much easier for us to suffer from conflict. Standing in other people’s position to think about the questions is the best way to solve the problem. So only people who has this quality can do this. As a team, we should have a member who would know others better and take care of other members.

Sheila: In my opinion, people who has this ability is the core of our team. If we do a project, we need a lot of ideas, strategies. People with this ability can lead us find the way to figure out the problem.

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Ackerman, E., & Strickland, E. (2018). Medical delivery drones take flight in east africa. Spectrum, IEEE, 55(1), 34-35.

Anna, C. (2016). Drones carrying medicines, blood face top Challenge: Africa. ECN, p. ECN, Oct 10, 2016

Rinaudo, k., (2017, August). How we’re using drones to deliver blood and save lives [Video file]. Retrieved from

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Achiever,
Focus,
Maximizer,
Empathy,
Discipline