Optimising emergency services

In today’s world, emergency services are essential in saving lives. Year over year road accidents have followed a similar trend that is upward trajectory. This calls for a more robust and faster system that not only provides emergency services like ambulances to the people but also does so in a fast...

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description In today’s world, emergency services are essential in saving lives. Year over year road accidents have followed a similar trend that is upward trajectory. This calls for a more robust and faster system that not only provides emergency services like ambulances to the people but also does so in a faster and efficient manner. The goal of this approach is to reduce the time taken by the emergency services for their response to an accident. The response time depends on a lot of factors such as the place of accident, the type of accident, and hospital availability. In this paper, we will use flutter sdk and dart programming language to build a webapp which aims to replace the human operator on the other side of the call and make the whole process of dispatch faster. Flutter sdk was developed by google to create a way of developing apps for all platforms using a single codebase. We developed an app which uses uber map api to get access to its map features such as driver and user location. The user needs to just register on the app and fill out details such as any existing conditions and blood type. The user when in an incident or accident can press the button in the app which will find the nearest ambulance and hospital and inform the first responders about the user’s condition. The emergency button in the app can also be triggered using voice.
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Hospitals
Programming languages
Traffic accidents
Vibration
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