This is an interesting concept from Israel's Fisher Institute for Air and Space Strategic Studies.
It is designed to carry up to 4 casualties, and fly up to 10,000ft high at speeds of 150kts.
So what happens when there is no-one with the casualty to load him into the UAV?
The thought of having brain surgery is scary enough but how about if you were told that you were going to be operated on by a robotic arm while stuck inside a MRI machine.... and that it was the first time the robotic arm had ever been used on a person?
A 21 year old Canadian Woman called Paige Nickason was that person, and recently she had a brain tumor successfully removed with the help of a machine called neuroArm.
Full press release follows.
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