The use of technology in healthcare, particularly in emergency medical services, has steadily progressed over the years. Artificial Intelligence (AI) has already demonstrated its value in areas such as disease prediction, outbreak forecasting, and medical image interpretation. These advancements have opened opportunities for integrating AI into ambulance and emergency response systems. At the same time, human-computer interaction has evolved significantly, supported by innovations in augmented reality, virtual reality, and natural language processing. Combining these modern technologies has led to the concept of an Intelligent Ambulance System that incorporates AI and advanced human-interface mechanisms. This system aims to improve the performance, precision, and responsiveness of emergency medical services by embedding intelligent algorithms and interactive technologies into ambulance operations. Conventional ambulance services largely depend on manual procedures for receiving emergency calls, assigning vehicles, and delivering patient care. Call operators typically dispatch ambulances based on limited information provided during distress calls. Once at the location, paramedics evaluate the patient with restricted access to prior medical records or comprehensive clinical data. Communication between field personnel and hospital teams may also be delayed or insufficient, potentially affecting timely diagnosis and treatment decisions. Given the urgent and life-critical nature of emergency healthcare, there is a strong need for more intelligent and data-driven systems.
KEYTERMS: Integration, Healthcare, Intelligent, Ambulance, Emergency, Facilitates, Conventional
How to cite this article: Devi MR, Shravani K, Sudheshna P, Srikanth P, Apsarunnisa, An Intelligent Healthcare And Human Interface Technology Using AI. Int J Drug Deliv Technol. 2026;16(4s): 782-787; DOI: 10.25258/ijddt.16.4s.90
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