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The Goals of Horizon Aid

Horizon Aid aims to help less affluent areas around the world that are impacted by more severe accidents and higher mortality rates. These areas typically have slower response times, which inevitably results in more deaths. Additionally, underfunded communities lack resources and personnel that would have otherwise been able to quicken response times. With Horizon Aid's rapid aid response drones, we can find people trapped in debris and deliver first aid quickly, effectively negating the struggles listed above.

Why Horizon Aid?

Over the past few decades, there have been about 45,000 deaths per year as a result of natural disasters. Horizon Aid promotes equality by bringing quality humanitarian aid to areas with slower responses to crisis. The utilization of Horizon Aid's drones decreases response times and thus, the mortality rate during times of disaster.

Disaster Scenarios

Lost at Sea: A rescue boat can carry a Horizon Aid platform and send drones out to scout for missing people.
Wildfire: Drones can help rescuers maintain a safe distance from the scene while searching for people.
Tornadoes: Drones can be used for damage assessment and for finding people stuck in debris.
Tsunamis: First aid kits can be delivered to victims and drones can be used to detect people trapped in debris.
Floods: Thermal imaging can be used to detect people who are trapped on rooftops.
Earthquakes: People who are trapped under debris can be located through thermal imaging.

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