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As our towns and cities get busier, existing transport networks are becoming more congested. We’ve all seen ambulances struggling to get through gridlocked streets, or being late for appointments as a result of traffic. This is why those responsible for urban mobility are looking for smarter ways of moving people and goods around, particularly in situations where every second counts.
As well as making better use of existing infrastructure, one of the solutions being explored is to take to the skies. Electrically powered unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) are already widely used for overhead photography and videography, inspecting infrastructure, and surveillance. As technology advances, so these aircraft will be able to transport larger payloads, initially cargo, and later even people.
This promises to be genuinely transformational. It could become standard practice for ambulance services to airlift emergency medical supplies or even paramedics directly to an incident, without the need to use expensive helicopters – which can also be difficult to land in urban areas. Elsewhere, it could reduce the cost and environmental impact of national and regional travel for all.
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