Cars and vehicles rage the roads as wars and political aggressions rage the world - battlefields honk of the war torn cries while streets with tooting jingles (that are pain in the ear). When soldier lies wounded and escape’s not a possibility ’cause limitations are so many - all he desires is a flight and that’s perhaps when the Mule comes in sight.
I saw it and was in a fix, got passed this and still didn’t believe at first - then soon realized, I was in for a double ecstasy - this ain’t a basic aerial vehicle, it’s a unmanned flying ambulance, with no time for human judgment.
Mule a donkey nah, a revolution here - a concept from Rafi Yoeli, of the Israel-based Urban Aeronautics, that’ll transform military and civilian emergency care. Helicopters are done with - Mule conquests - its autonomous, that’s no man to say, powered by ultra-efficient ducted fans and fully enclosed blades that run on a single Rolls-Royce 250-C30 turbine helicopter engine and easily caters to two wounded - who at mechanical mercy lay.
For Mule rescue operation’s uncomplicated the least to say - the moment GPS locates, the object is of at 100mph to land at the rooftop nearest to where the sufferer lays, The casualties are loaded into pods on the UAV’s either side, and there it goes, disguising all hindrance with fore-and-aft lift fans speeding up for vertical surprise.
Rafi Yoeli distinguishes his refined creation as one that reaches where those choppers just hold out and then stay - he projects 2009 the year when Mule could take its first flight on the way. Being both unmanned and apt to risk gunfire, two feasts that have prompted civilian and military authorities in the U.S. and elsewhere to call for this $1.5-million design.
A world of contrasts is here - humans are swapped and machines take stay, entering an ambulance that flies yet, no pilot sway - fear takes on, but life is more precious then that thought, I must say.
[Source: Popsci]
