Drone Robert flies for better health protection in Northwest Mecklenburg!

Drone Robert flies for better health protection in Northwest Mecklenburg!

In the district of Northwest Mecklenburg, the drone "Robert" ensures a breath of fresh air in monitoring bathing waters. This innovative measure of the health service offers an efficient solution to control water quality at the popular bathing spots on the Baltic Sea and inland lakes.

The drone is ready to go within just five minutes and can stay in the air for up to 45 minutes. This flies up to a kilometer, which enables an extensive coverage of the 42 bathing spots in the district. Saban Omer Oglou, the head of the public health service specialist service, praises the quick detection of blue -grade carpets as well as the associated improvement in risk assessment and health protection. "Robert" takes over part of the prescribed visual checks, which means that the health authority can react faster to potential dangers. According to [Nordkurier] (https://www.nordkurier.de/regional/nordwestmecklenburg/Drobert- Robert- Robert--zum- Vielliegererin-Nordwestmecklenburg-3714518), each of the bathing areas had an excellent water quality-a trend that continues again this year.

technology for citizens and tourists

The use of this modern technology should not only serve the health protection of the local population, but also to the numerous tourists who visit the region. "Robert" sends photos of the bathing spots for evaluation to the employees of the health department. These recordings are not fed into systems, but are deleted directly after visual control. This shows how serious the authorities are with data protection.

The possibilities of drone technology are impressive. In the future, you could not only check segments of water quality, but also remove water samples independently if the industry implements its suggestions for improvement. There are already inquiries from other health offices in Germany who are interested in using this drone. So one can say that the drone technology is not only very popular, but also offers added value for citizens and tourists, such as Tagesschau reports.

drones in the medical future

But the innovative use of drones does not end in monitoring bathing waters. In general, technology has enormous potential in the healthcare industry. Drones could be used in emergency medicine, for example in the rapid delivery of defibrillators, the transport of blood cannon or medication. According to Deloitte, the introduction of drones offers the opportunity to revolutionize logistical processes in hospitals and thus significantly improve the reaction times in an emergency.

It remains exciting to observe how drone technology will develop in both water monitoring and medical care. The signs are good that we can still expect a lot from the flying helpers in the future.