Shapeshifting Paramedic Stretchers

The 'Multi Scoop Pro' Goes from Flat to a Wheelchair in Seconds

The 'Multi Scoop Pro' has been designed as a shapeshifting solution for paramedics that would allow them to maintain more control over a patient during transport. The unit is capable of being transformed from a stretcher to a wheelchair in just seconds, which would alleviate some of the stress placed on paramedics as they transport patients. The lightweight design of the stretcher comes in at just 22 pounds and can be securely locked into place to keep the occupant as safe as possible.

The 'Multi Scoop Pro' is the design work of Dutch design firm Studio Rotor in collaboration with Retter Helfer Medical. The solution is presently in the design phase with a prototype in the works for debut towards the end of 2019.
Trend Themes
1. Shapeshifting Medical Equipment - Medical equipment that can transform according to the patient's needs has the potential to revolutionize the healthcare industry and improve patient care significantly.
2. Lightweight Medical Equipment - The development of lightweight medical equipment can make patient transport easier and more comfortable for both the patient and the healthcare professional.
3. Collapsible Medical Equipment - Collapsible medical equipment can save space and improve maneuverability, particularly in emergency situations and transportation.
Industry Implications
1. Medical Equipment Manufacturing - Manufacturing companies focusing on medical equipment can explore the development and production of shapeshifting, lightweight, and collapsible medical equipment for emergency medical services and hospitals.
2. Emergency Medical Services - Emergency Medical Services can incorporate shapeshifting, lightweight, and collapsible medical equipment into their training and services to provide efficient and high-quality patient care.
3. Hospitals - Hospitals can benefit from the incorporation of shapeshifting, lightweight, and collapsible medical equipment to provide safe transportation of patients between different departments and facilities.

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