Timesavor for precious time

This is Something that amazes me. When I was in Bali my boyfriend saw somebody screaming for help in the sea. The first thing he did was taking his board and save the guy in the water. Where were the lifeguards? They were eating breakfast. Now I know that in overdeveloped countries you do not have this problem and the lifeguards are well trained. But I think this is the resolution for the not so well overdeveloped countries.

With the Ryptide-system flying drones drop lifeshackles to drowning people.

You can do very cool things with a flying drone, like shoot stunning videos. Really stupid stuff indeed, and soon they might even give you your keys (depending on how the law is developed).

Drones can simply reach places where we as people do not come easy. This cool project called Ryptide used this data to its fullest. Ryptide is a system that fits the popular DJI Phantom drone and lifeshackles on drowning people. Very handy if someone a little way from the coast got into trouble it would take more time for a lifeguard to get tot his person. With help from the drone the lifeshackle will already be with the person and will save precious time. Also it saves time for the lifeguard because he can run without the shackle.

The Ryptide is still a crowdfund project, it is intended that the life-saving gadget is sold for about eighty euros.

Also I heard about a drone who is capable to do CPR at people between the time of the arriving ambulance. I said this before and I think this is another sign of it: We do not need to be affraid of technology taking us over, we need to let it comprimise us. It can help us, help people against time.

You can see this as just a product but it is more. People are looking at different kind of ways how we can make life easier and faster. We need to overdeveloped things-which can spare us some time. Time we all find so precious.