LSV

Copyright: World Health Organization / UN / © 29/02/2112

With the turn of the century and the restructuring of the planet into Economically Stable SocioSystems, the United Nations decided to globalize public health. The transition took over 8 years, with endless negotiations between the former democracies and the new states and the large pharmaceutical and clinical equipment corporations. With the Universal Refoundation of Human Rights in 2112 and the progressive transition of each sovereign state to various SocioSystems based on the variables of the Kaplan Algorithm, the World Health Organization proposed the LSV project as a global democratic solution to standardize ambulance services around the planet.

 

The Life Support Vehicle or paramedical robot has been the first great political success of the New Global Order, since it has consolidated itself in only 8 years as the most popular service, combined with the LifeKover sarcophagus and the backpalm bioChip implant. Medical response times have reduced drastically and the quality of care during patient transport to hospitals has improved substantially.

 

The LSV robot is manufactured using state-of-the-art technopolymer printing, so it allows a multitude of contractors around the world to produce this unique model at a low cost. This in turn allows the United Nations to control the inflation of the ambulance subsector and compensate for the well-known problems in the hospital micro-market between public, hybrid and corporate services.

CAPACITY :                             2 passengers + 2 LifeKover size 2000

RANGE:                                   1,600 km at 200 km/h

POWER SOURCE:                   Batteries / SocioSystemic Electric Grid

ECOENERGETIC RATIO:          0.834

DIMENSIONS:                          4,520 x 2,110 x 2,180 mm