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HOUSE DRONE

Overview: Designed to act as a first responder to an emergency such as a burning or collapsed building, acting in positions typically dangerous for people. Its smaller and more compact form factor can allow the drone to get to places that may be difficult or impossible for a person to get to.

Features:

Thermal + multi-camera vision: A thermal camera to allow the drone to see people within a situation making it easier to find victims within a scene.

4K camera to ensure clear vision for drone and operator in all formats

AI pathfinding to allow the drone to find its way in and out of a situation. Can be used to allow the drone to find its way to someone or to guide someone out of a situation. Can find multiple paths and keeps all in RAM until successfully at its target allowing the drone to swap paths in case one fails. Has real time mapping with a manual override if necessary.

Retractable, high speed wheels that retracts for flight that can handle rough and uneven terrain.

Modular medical compartments, allowing hot swappable modules that an operator can pre-load. Can contain different medications, bandages/dressings and what ever else can fit within it.

Heavy lift rescue mode, using a hydraulic lift system by anchoring the bottom half of the drone into the ground the top half can lift heavy rubble and create a safe space for people.

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Technical Specifications:

Length: 31cm

Width: ~22cm

Height: 22cm

Weight: ~6.8kg (while empty)

Max Payload: 15kg (~250 kg while in lift mode)

Max Speed: ~65 km/h

Material: Titanium Carbonate composite + Carbon Fibre

Control: AI Autonomous/Manuel Remote Control

Real World Scenarios:

Building Collapse/Earthquake: Finds victims, delivers supplies and lifts rubble to free trapped people and clear paths if needed

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Remote/Hazardous Areas: Can enter areas too dangerous for people and equipment

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Confined Spaces: Ultra compact to reach and deliver to places humans cannot

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On-Scene Support: Quick delivery of critical medical equipment to either first responders or straight to the victim depending on the circumstance

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User Interface:

Live camera and thermal feed

Paths displayed

Manual Control Mode

Loadout Management

Vital Sign Tracking (Theoretical)

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Drone model download:

https://github.com/SpriteProjects/House-Medical-Drone

House Medical Drone © 2026 by Hassan Mahmood is licensed under CC BY-NC-ND 4.0. To view a copy of this license, visit

https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/