Emergency Purposes En-Route Drone for Medicine Delivery

Authors

  • Dr. S. Tephillah Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering ,St. Joseph’s Institute of Technology, Chennai, India
  • Arvind Vaidhya G Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering St. Joseph’s Institute of Technology, Chennai, India
  • Heman Raj R Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering St. Joseph’s Institute of Technology, Chennai, India

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.63252/JCBECA/2.2.2025.1-6

Keywords:

UAV, drone, En-Route, GPS

Abstract

The complexity of delivering products to the end consumer is reduced and Simplified to a large extent Using
UAVs or Drones. Usage of UAV (UnManned Aerial Vehicle) or Drone is one emerging transportation
methodology that creates a revolutionary impact in Logistics [1]. This project mainly aims to utilize the UAV
(Unmanned aerial vehicle) or drone that will deliver the medicines to remote areas and reach to areas where
humans unfeasible to reach. We use Route arc Method where the drone is routed to collect and deliver products
from a source and deliver it to the destination. It avoids congestion of Drone Traffic and safer way of routing to
deliver the product. We use Pick and Drop technique to pick up the medicines from the God downs or shops and
deliver them to the end consumer. Thus, with reduced traffic jam, drones can deliver the medicines faster for
emergency cases which could save the life of many[2]. This drone is also used to deliver essential items during
earthquake, Landslides, Rescue missions and other emergency period where humans cannot reach immediately

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Published

2025-08-31

How to Cite

Tephillah, D. S., Vaidhya G, A., & Raj R, H. (2025). Emergency Purposes En-Route Drone for Medicine Delivery. Journal for Communication and Biomedical Engineering With Computer Applications (JCBECA), 2(2), 1–6. https://doi.org/10.63252/JCBECA/2.2.2025.1-6

Issue

Volume 2, Issue 2, May-August 2025

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