This hospital-on-wheels can travel to critical areas to immediately treat patients and victims - Yanko Design

An ambulance'southward function is to go patients to a hospital as fast as possible. While this system remains the current norm, it basically means ambulances demand to make TWO trips to fulfill their purpose – to the patient, and to the medical facility. The Mobile Infirmary halves that by directly bringing the cutting-border facilities of the infirmary directly to the patient. Designed for disaster-struck areas and war-torn regions, the Mobile Infirmary is a complete diagnostics center and operation theater on wheels. The vehicle is roughly the size of a semi-truck, and fits all state-of-the-art medical equipment within its rear compartment. When the hospital reaches its destination, the rear compartment expands sideways to about triple in size. This makes its inner cabin much more spacious, allowing the hospital to finer and efficiently care for multiple people.

The Mobile Infirmary'south interiors are divided into sectors to assist boost efficiency. There's a computer at 1 corner for communication purposes and for reading/creating reports, a lab at another corner, a pharmaceuticals zone in corner number 3, and a treatment-bench at the concluding corner. This leaves plenty infinite in the center for an operating table complete with an MRI machine and a robotic arm for precise operations. Lastly, doors on either side of the compartment let multiple patients to be admitted and treated at the same fourth dimension… unless there's a critical case where the infirmary is sealed off for high-priority treatments and procedures. When its task is done, the infirmary folds back up into its compact size and transports back to its original location.

Designer: Dors Liu