PAUL: With the recent hurricanes have really highlighted the need to be expeditious when it comes to medical first responders.</s>BLACKWELL: Researchers have come up with a drone that can deliver critical care in minutes. Jaqueline Howard has more in this "TECH-ING CARE OF YOUR HEALTH".</s>JACQUELINE HOWARD, CNN FEATURE WRITER: Southern Mississippi, 2013. A tornado injured 82 people across several counties and raised questions about emergency response.</s>ITALO SUBBARAO, CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER, WILLIAM CAREY UNIVERSITY: We realized there are a lot of obstacles to being able to get into the field and to be able to get to people's homes. So, we sat back and we asked, could we not combine advanced medical technology with highly advanced drone technology.</s>HOWARD: They introduced a medical drone to deliver critical first aid and a real-time connection to a doctor using Google Glass.</s>SUBBARAO: So, the physician can actually see what you're seeing. We could drop a kit down and we could provide guidance, support in that moment.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Remove the clotting bandage from the package.</s>HOWARD: The kit also has a tablet loaded with how-to videos on providing care. Though the drone can't replace emergency services, it can be a bridge for first responders.</s>DENNIS LOTT, DIRECTOR, HINDS COMMUNITY COLLEGE UNMANNED AERIAL SYSTEMS: We're going out here flying these aircraft that have every image of the exact position to within a meter or down to centimeter level. We know where that victim is and we send the rescue drone to that location.</s>SUBBARAO: This can give a bystander the opportunity to save somebody's life.</s>ANNOUNCER: "TECH-ING CARE OF YOUR HEALTH", brought to you by America's Biopharmaceutical Companies. Go boldly.
Medical Drones Deliver First Aid In Minutes