MGUMST Initiates Drone Revolution in Medical Services
Mahatma Gandhi University of Medical Sciences and Technology (MGUMST) is set to implement drone technology in medical services, enhancing organ transport, lab sample deliveries, and security surveillance. The initiative, in partnership with a Rajasthan-based drone manufacturer, promises to revolutionize quick and efficient healthcare operations.
- Country:
- India
Mahatma Gandhi University of Medical Sciences and Technology (MGUMST) has announced a ground-breaking initiative to bring drone technology into its medical and security services. In partnership with a Rajasthan-based drone manufacturer, the university aims to transform critical healthcare deliveries and campus security monitoring.
This initiative includes the use of drones for the rapid transportation of cadaver organs, which can significantly enhance the success rate of transplants. Drones will overcome traditional barriers of traffic, distance, and time, ensuring organs are moved securely and swiftly between hospitals.
Additionally, drones will be employed for quick transport of lab and diagnostic samples using temperature-controlled boxes, as well as 24/7 security surveillance for campus safety. Necessary approvals for the operation are currently being processed.
(With inputs from agencies.)
ALSO READ
Gehlot Warns Against Union's Aravallis Report: A 'Death Certificate' for Rajasthan's Mountains
Massive Voter Roll Cleanup in Rajasthan: 42 Lakh Names Deleted
Massive Voter List Cleanup in Rajasthan Ahead of Elections
Maharashtra police bust drug factory in Rajasthan; Rs 100 cr MD, other materials seized
Two years of Rajasthan govt: CM performs gau seva, says focused on good governance

