Small and Affordable Emergency Helicopter Design

Emergency Helicopter is an urban means for transportation concept that is specially designed to arrive quickly and perform as a rescuer from an accident spot. The compact helicopter can make room for two doctor crews, and a space to keep the wounded where the doctors can give them immediate medical attention. The injured person can board on the helicopter from the front side and remains equipped with a camera and built-in bad landing system. Both the tail rotor and main blade is designed in a more secured way for surrounding people. This copter would be very helpful for disaster situations.

emergency helicopter

emergency helicopter

emergency helicopter

emergency helicopter

emergency helicopter

Designer : Matthieu Tarrit and Jean-Charles Rodinger

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tom says: September 29, 2009

My helo-flyin' friend loves this. Two questions… where is the engine? Turbine?

Nice job… keep up the great work!

stephen russell says: September 30, 2009

Id have tailrotor become a NOTAR- pure jet duct out rear for steering.

Otherwise fine shape.

but should have space for 4,5 patients in ext pods- see Bell 47 from MASH TV show

CTom says: October 2, 2009

I should think that a multi-rotor system (6 blade perhaps) would reduce required landing swept area.

Also multi-rotors tend to be quieter to operate in the confines of a city.







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