AeroMedLab Delivers Blood To Soldiers with AI Powered Drones
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- Опубликовано: 28 май 2024
- AeroMedLab.com delivers whole blood to soldiers who have been wounded on the battlefield via AI powered drone.
The company is in its first round of seed funding and seeks $1.31 million dollars.
The Alpha Drone project will leverage inertial and visual navigation to deliver whole blood to wounded soldiers in a GPS contested Environment. This is the pitch deck. The full deck is available on request.
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AeroMedLab.com delivers whole blood to soldiers who have been wounded on the battlefield via AI powered drone.
The company is in its first round of seed funding and seeks $1.31 million dollars.
The Alpha Drone project will leverage inertial and visual navigation to deliver whole blood to wounded soldiers in a GPS contested Environment. This is the pitch deck. The full deck is available on request.
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The pitch was good but your CEO went way too fast, I feel like investors ( and even myself ) probably got caught off guard or were confused, seems like a nice guy but might prove vital speaking slower and more clearly on each point, though I understand time restraints with these sorts of things. Good video, and can't wait for you guys to save some lives!
The search and rescue applications are vast
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Retired medical guy here. This stimulates me. Gonna get a sweatshirt.
Active paramedic here. This has to be implemented everywhere, not only the battlefield.
@@SuiLagademawhile Rwanda is doing it for medical supplies. Zipline in San Francisco is mainly used to deliver fast food and groceries XD.
@@SuiLagademaAre you saying, this could make 911 less of a joke?
That may be an awkward reference, but when you said "anywhere" first thing that came to mind is there are still areas of the US, in the middle of population centers, where you cannot get human resources WITH supplies in quickly enough. Yes, the cliché "inner city" came to mind, not just because of the song, but when budgets are cut to the bone, like in Detroit, there may just not be enough personnel to get there in 10 mins or less no matter how hard they try (a city, an industrial city, built to hold both manufacturing & about 2 million people which now has something like 700,000 residents. Same 1960 borders, less than half the people, etc... rt?). I can think of crowd panic crushes where defibs could come in handy like that place in TX, or rich hippies getting stuck in desert downpours with a single access road... Okay, true, not likely to be under fire, but, meh, who knows. I'm sure organized crime and enterprising street gangs are already playing with drones extensively, thus ecm as well. And there can always be other, non-malicious conditions that could interfere with normal civilian drones.
What a cool idea, and I do wish I could put in for a crowd source. I think this will work, though most likely it would be bought out by an existing company with an appropriate footing in the biz type.
@@esmilner3 Hmm.... I wonder if having drone-delivered AEDs - sent ahead of paramedics/ambulances - might be helpful during medical emergencies.
@@evilwelshmanred cross in europe already has prototypes
Bro, this is amazing. I'm glad to see a fellow veteran continuing the mission of supporting and protecting fellow service members. No matter the country,this would be a game changer.
I dont think ryan mentioned the time required. In the hospital, you have a maximum of four hours from the instant it leaves the blood fridge to COMPLETE the tranfusion of blood. At that point, you need to stop the transfusion. And we get the IV canula in situ (not insitu, two words damn it) before we call for it to be delivered.
Luckily, while typically, we aim to infuse a unit of blood (roughly 250ml/unit give or take) over 3 hours, you can push blood in pretty rapidly in a true life and death emergency. But they may also need to be delivering furosemide if they need multiple units of blood. Well, that's a big maybe. At work, if we were going to be giving multiple jnits back to back to prevent fluid overloading... of course, it's very rare to do it for someone who has lost a lot of blood, so this may not be required anywhere near as much if that's the case. We normally are doing PRBC's for critically low haemoglobin levels, which isn't the result of large amounts of blood loss.
But im an over thinker who hasn't worked outside ofna tertiary hospital, so fucked if I know if thats an issue for soldiers receiving blood in the field. Pump them with blood now, and worry about the other issues when they're back at a field hospital later?
But damn, this concept is fucking awesome either way. It will save a lot of Ukrainian lives.
Speaking of which, if Russia attempts this (i assume they'd need their own people/contractors to do this), in Ukraine airspace, would ukraine be attempting to prevent russians doing similar? Or would that be a non-issue as russia doesnt give a fuck about Russian soldiers' lives? (Easier to conscript a new Russian soldier than save one already there?)
Damn, that’s actually a very well thought out idea.
vampires gonna go crazy
Ryan, NYC Paramedic here. Type O Negative, like the band, is the universal donor blood type. There is a very successful program mainly with the Ranger Regiment so far to use "Low Titer" O Positive blood but it is not widespread yet.
Peter Steele could have lived
So the + and - (rh) on blood type matter most with women of childbearing age because if can affect future preganancies if an rh- mother gets rh + blood. Anyone can get - blood. Men and post menopausal women can get rh + blood regardless of if theyre rh - or +(ER doc)
Australian company Sypac makes a cardboard drone which was designed to carry blood to front line troops. It is a winged drone which was designed to parachute blood from low altitude to wounded soldiers. Because of its flexibility range disposablity and carrying capacity it has been used to bomb Russians and there are claims that it has been used to attack aircraft to in remote locations.
I donated 2 pints of O negative earlier today, I think this is an excellent idea. The only drawback I can see is that enforcing unlicensed copycat activity will be difficult to enforce in a conflict zone.
They simply need to copy protect the software. If someone else writes their own software, they’re not stealing anything.
I spent a decade in the Silicon Valley and 3 decades building stuff for the military. I think this is a game changer. I hope you can find investors who are excited to invest in this idea. The goals are different for high tech companies and the military. I think you are providing a service that will work now and into the future.
I wish I had known you were coming to the valley. I could have recommended a ton of good places for you to eat. I truly hope you succeed.
You can also use it as a "Last mile" kind of a thing where a medivac realizes it is too dangerous to land and instead your drone is sent.
Ryan, just a little side note.
Blood: Contains everything, plasma, proteins, coagulation factors, etc. (It like your go to in bleeding, when you've lost more than 10% of your blood, but the bleeding is controlled and you're still aware of what's going on)
Plasma: It's only the "yellowy" part of your blood, it mainly contains white blood cells, proteins and coagulation factors (mostly for coagulation factors to help control the bleeding. It can be used in conjunction with normal blood)
Packed Blood: Only red blood cells, usually given through a large bore IV and another one in the opposite arm with saline. (This the "we needed blood 10s ago". Just shove the blood wherever you can because we need oxygen to the organs, specially the heart and brain)
That's on emergency cases, when you donate blood in the civilian world, it usually gets separated in multiple "units" like leucocytes, platelets, packed red blood cells, protein markers, etc etc., to help somebody who has X disease and is not producing Y protein)
Long ago as a Grunt RVN, there were stories I heard from reliable sources that on occasion coconut milk direct from a fresh coconut was used!
@@CCRoselleI knew I was justified in loving coconut oil and milk in cooking.
@@CCRoselleY Tho 🙃 was it supposed to be an alternative to saline injection? Even if it was filtered i would be very nervous about injecting coconut water. Even if it didn't burn and didn't have particles in it that might be dangerous going through your heart and up to your brain, it would still have microorganisms inside it that could potentially be very dangerous to have in your blood stream, especially if you're using it in the same quantity that you would be for saline. I'm not saying the people who told you are liars, but unless they had a VERY good reason (like they don't have anything else better) I think they might have been a bit reckless.
It was nit coconut milk. It must be coconut water. Only fresh coconut water can be giveb through IV as saline substitute @@CCRoselle
@@restitvtororbis5330, I searched Google and found this:
“If the shell of the coconut has not been cracked, the coconut water inside is usually sterile - that is, free of bacteria and the like. So if its constituents are very similar to blood, could it be injected safely into people, to replace fluid loss?”
You can probably find the same article if you try.
For civilian applications, I think it would be interesting to see drone-delivered AEDs that are deployed ahead of ambulances and paramedics, during a medical emergency. It would be a handy, and likely cheaper/cost-saving, alternative to community AEDs that you see stationed at strategic public spaces in some community/cities.
Believe or no Rwanda has been doing drone blood delivery for a decade
@@notundermywatch3163 I wouldn't be surprised. However, I think Ryan's project's USP is that it is meant to be hardened security-wise so that it can operate in an active combat zone where jamming is a potential risk.
IFF and deconfliction with the automated drone defenses that are inevitably coming will be an interesting problem to solve. One problem at a time I guess!
Hey I work out of the bay area, hope you enjoyed your time!
Sergeant, you’re officially my hero. This is an amazing idea. I hope and pray someone can find, resources, equipment, personnel, whatever else you need to make this happen.
I’m not sure if I can help but if I can, please let me know. This is absolutely life-saving concept.
as you may guest for my picture, I know a little bit about bleeding. I know your
Retired army and I have never been in the military per se, however …, bravo Zulu,
brother!
Have you tried “Angel Capital”?
Lab tech here. Gonna get a t-shirt. Will you have a refrigerated chest set to the proper temp(2-8 C) on board the drone? I do blood bank and you have to have an on board chest that keeps it at temp. Also, once it comes out of the blood bank fridge you have a half hour to start the tx and 4 hours to finish it unless you're bolusing the patient due to severe blood loss. All we've ever used is an igloo cooler with freezer packs. We tested these and rhe cooler holds temp between 2-8 C for 24hours. Just wanted to throw that out there.
Yeah, keeping it cold really isn't a concern. I think. you have 4 hours at room temperature to infuse anyway. Thank you for getting a shirt.
If you’re loading into a Thermos (usually a vacuum bottle of some quality) it should keep cold enough. Maybe pre chill the thermos before packing it. A few seconds burst from an upside down canned air would likely make it nice and chilly.
Hmmm… going to try that with my drink (vacuum sealed cup) I think
We used insulted cardboard boxes when shipping the blood through external services. Works great when fedex doesn’t loose the shipment of blood
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Nice product. I think I prefer his "non-pitch" style conversation to the official pitch, although it got less "pitchy" as it went along.
Military ER doc here. Pretty cool. Could be used for stuff besides blood in a prolonged field care scenario.
That's fantastic idea. With AeroMedLab teaming up with you they are going to knock it outta the park!
Thanks for your work.
Awesome, Ryan!
Great presentation and mad respect for your scrambling.
Great pitch Sarge! You effectively showed the investors the need, the feasibility and a plan of action. It’s a darn shame your ROC Drill be under live fire.
Not talking neons or pastels, but color coding the blood packs (or labels) might be a good idea. Especially if these contractors aren't medically trained.
What if the soldiers had a color code on their dog tags that corresponded to the packaged blood type. It would have to work under nods and red light as well though.
A couple of problems with color coding: Color blindness and darkness.
Particularly darkness, when the only safe light might be dim red light.
From what it sounded like the contractors are gonna be handed the blood by the military, so if there is a mixup with the blood it'd be made by them and not AeroMedLab
@@MonkeyJedi99, How about braille? A simple bump pattern.
@@terjeoseberg990 Then you have to teach every soldier at least that braille patterning.
Remember this is a group of people for whom a mine had molded into the front cover, "THIS SIDE TOWARD ENEMY".
Love the energy
Great program Ryan! Hoping you get your investors.
Well done Ryan excellent idea
This is rad Ryan!
Awesome work!!
I was skeptical about the AI integration until you mentioned that a LLM isn't the right type of model to use.
I like that you're developing this for a noble cause, despite the war.
Saw a Busch Light beer ad before watching this!🇺🇸😎 -Thanks Ryan
This is life saving!
5:36 outstanding- so many pitches don’t know their own market or competitors
Very cool brother, keep up the good work.
Just watched your video on AI. Super informative! Thank you for the investigating you do!!!
Thank you.
VERY VERY cool. Best video I have seen in a while. You will succeed.
This would also save a lot of lives right here in the US. In rural areas of the US, response time TO an emergency by EMS can be 30 minutes or longer. Transport from the scene can be even longer. Blood programs exist in urban programs where blood is carried by EMS supervisors, but is difficult in a rural system where the use is less often. The drones could be deployed from the region hospital blood lab.
I think for Israel and Gaza, I think the potential applications is more about NGOs using the drones to deliver medical supplies - particularly blood - to healthcare facilities within Gaza. Currently, resupply within Gaza is severely restricted by Israel and security conditions.
Epic concept, I'd invest in that
Have you considered starting your pitch arriving by AeroMed drone?
I’m assuming we both saw that video of the drone aid drop in Ukraine and had the same lightbulb go off in our heads. As a medic this would be a massive game changing addition to the prolonged field care doctrine. I’m glad someone that has the ability and knowledge to further this concept is taking the lead.
Great video.
Hope you enjoy your stay in the Bay. Next time you're here you should do a fan meetup
Clearly, Ryan is in a hotel room here. The bed looks like a teenage boy made it under duress of losing his internet
signal for the morning. At Ryan's house the beds are tight, smooth and in proper order.
Yes, the information about aerial blood delivery is ground-breaking and good to know.
This is a great idea and I think it has a great chance of becoming a hugely important system for future warfare.
I find medical provided to soldiers in the field to be fascinating! What is done to help save lives is amazing and more people should have these skills.
youre doing awesome :)
What sort of equity are you offering for this round?
Love the advertising! Newsmax would love to have ya on!
Every first world military on the planet wants what you're selling. I hope you get the funding you need.
I'd invest in this.... Actually, as a coder with Drone experience, I'd like to work on this!
Good job, Ryan!
I'm not in charge of that. I do integrations. But fill out the contact form on the website.
Wish you the best of luck.
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When my dad was in the portuguese african war (Ultramar war) the majority of helicopters could not fly at night that meant if you had an accident at evening far away you would have to wait till next morning evacuation. Once he was in a resupply convoy of around 50 trucks and one got blown by a mine. The rule was that nobody leave the other trucks. Some stupid guys got out and one guy stepped a anti-personal mine. Through radion instructions of the headquarters medic they manage to save the guy by constantly drawing blood with a syring from the other guys. He told me that the other 10 to 12 men were almost dead tired by drawing blood from them when the helicopter arrived in the morning. But they managed to not loose nobody and save the guy.
Cool idea
That spoon you made fun of, sounds pretty handy for dementia patients.
GPS re-supply is going to be possibly also a game-changer for light loads, AI swarms can be terrifying if you ever saw the light show at the Gundam send off.
GPS will be unusable in an active war zone. It already has been jammed by Russia and you can only imagine what China is capable of
Here are two reasons I have a personal reaction to this pitch. First, I arrived at an emergency room once having lost two liters of blood and I was just about on my way to the last roundup. It was pretty hairy. So I can imagine how a wounded soldier would feel as his life dripped away. Second, I have pitched a lot in my old racket before I retired, and I thought both your pitches were good, the hotel room pitch and the slightly higher octane pitch in the auditorium. I thought your presentation was great, but a lot of the strength of the pitch was your own personality, experience, sincerity and authenticity. So keep that up. I used to have to lie in pitches a fair amount of the time and if you were lying, I sure couldn’t tell. The most repeated lie I used to tell was “I am so excited about this concept” when what I actually meant was “I am so excited about your money”.
Anyway, seems like an excellent concept, and an important idea, but as I’m sure you know, the trick is doing the pitch to somebody who can write the check. So you and your partners just need to make sure you spend your time in an environment where the check can be written.
But good on your for the concept and for investing your time and intellect into something this important and I really hope you can pull it off.
Cool stuff
The question that strikes me is if this really is the best use of the limited availability of blood? Donated blood isin't an unlimited supply and the "blood bags per saved life ratio" in the trenches got to be quite high compared to a field hospital. Every bag that gets delivered to the front line is a bag that could be used somewhere else.
In the end, you have to lose quite the amount of blood for where IV fluids wouldn't stabilize a patient (to the point where the person might be too far gone anyway), especially as the more acute problem would be hemodynamic rather than the anemia itself.
Bias: I don't know jack shit about combat medicine or wartime logistics.
Unironicaly a supply/medkit drop from videogames
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So was that newsmax thing for real?
Yes. For real, we both support Ukraine.
@@RyanMcBethProgramming This is tough for me. I understand burying the hatchet for the cause of Ukraine but that organization has knowingly pushed political misinformation that has harmed our nation. Getting in bed with liars and manipulators because they tell the truth about 1 thing leaves a bad taste in my mouth.
@@RyanMcBethProgramming Understood, thanks for responding 🇺🇦
He’s a single issue news guy, if they support Ukraine and they care about accuracy in defense reporting that’s all he’s there for, I don’t like newsmax as a news source in general and I doubt he does either but they give him a platform to spread facts and combat some aspects of misinformation
@@RyanMcBethProgrammingbut they don’t stand for truth.
Thanks!
Thank you?
@@RyanMcBethProgramming thanks???
Medical guy here, too. Really invigorating topic and AI innovation. When you go IPO, I am in! 🎉
Hey Ryan, could you make a video about unmanned underwater submarines and boats? They seem to be the future of naval warfare. Thanks 😊
Dangit - I just saw a typo in your presentation at the end: ambulAnce not lence... hey no big - Hope you guys get this project funded!
Do you think it have the protection of international law during war?
Similar to medical equipment. For example, you aren't allow to shoot it down.
Also can be interesting for non military as well, like red cross.
Cool!🎉
this is a excellent use of drones , makes more sense than amazon packages . i was a lab courier who also did some transport of blood bank between hospitals i know the importance of blood . also another civilian use is snake anti venom for treating snakebites . se Asia full of snakes
so another hazard for troops
Best regards 😊
Thank you! Cheers!
I got 20 bucks and a dream. Super hopeful your company goes gangbusters, Ryan, absolute best luck!!
This is very similar to some of where Ukraine is heading. Kinetic delivery of kinetic payloads is more of what they are focused on. They are also working on hardening the guidance systems.
-"So then, you must physically go and talk to the soldiers?"
-"well no, my personal secretary does that"
-"then you must physically go and talk to the company?"
-"well.... no.."
-"what would you say, ya do here?"
Maintaining temps might be an issue driven upon the ambient temps. How do you thaw on the Arctic, etc?
Interesting issues.
Hey Ryan, just wanting to help with liking and commenting please keep up all the good work.
Mark Rober did a show on hospital services by drone.
Consider civilian services also? Say, sparsely populated areas where air ambulance is expensive or thinly spread. Myself I think of northern Canada.
If you need blood it's probably because they already know your position.
Hey bud great idea, best of luck. One observation your slide deck the word ambulance was misspelled. The slide said "ambulence". Just wanted to let you know investors look at those things.
Just FYI, O+ isn't universal, it's O- that Universal. Giving O+ to any Negative blood type is not a good idea.
7:20 you said o+. O- is the universal blood. That is what I have and can be given to anyone
What about your SLaaS startup is unique?
As in, what capability do you provide that the US military couldn't develop on their own if they really wanted to?
I'm sure they have cargo drones that are RC/autonomous, and I'm sure they could rig up some temp-controlled blood tanks that those drones could carry.
It's the next tech tier in Hearts of Iron real world edition.
OUTSTANDING......raptors....birds of prey
Please review latest IDF med-evacuation procedures that it was published recently that has highest known survival ratio so far.
O- is what you give universally
Something I think will improve your investor pitch is to give people hard horizons. If you’re confident in your project, put a date and your balls on the line.
Where did you get your b/w illustrations?
This could be used in search and rescue
Throwing stuff over the walls\in windows is really impressive
And scary if you think about an application of this tech in the slaughterbots.
Unfortunately, Pandora's box is opened anyway, so at least it will start as something that saves lives
Paintball with real blood!
Think Mark Rober was involved in a similar prohect in Africa.
Have you heard of the company… i think it was called Zipline? They do something kinda similar to this!
This is good stuff with a lot of life saving potential. How would you mark the drone as a drone being used for medical purposes though? Seems important so troops on the ground don't try to shoot it down thinking it's going to drop a frag on them. Also would these drones be offered any legal protection in the rules of armed conflict?
calling for a blood delivery via drone, seeing a drone coming your way, and then shooting it down has got to be the most hairbrained course of action possible. the problem is that you want it to be more identifiable to friendly troops while not being more visible to enemy troops. lets be real here, the enemy WILL shoot down the medical drone if they can.
How hard is it to paint it white with a big red cross on it?
Where's the paid advertisement disclosure?
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My boi Ryan just said fuck op sec, I leave in 2 hours, come at me bro.
I really like this idea. I do however, believe that potential investors could have possible ethical considerations. As an example, the initial purpose of the drone may be to deliver blood. However, it seems such a drone could potentially be multipurpose?