Prasad KSN, Kavya Tulasi M*, Murali K, Sai Teja K and Ajay Manohar M
According to the UN, the population of the cities will double during the next 30 years. This rapid growth raises serious problems in the central sections of both traditional and smart cities. One of the key areas of concentration for managers and directors of smart cities is enabling a clean, healthy, and sustainable environment in order to improve the living conditions of individuals who reside there. Smart health is one of the essential elements of the smart city and may be particularly useful for assisting patients when they need it. This research aims to address a current issue with a smart ambulance management system in a smart city context. If the patient needs an ambulance, the operator finds the nearest one and points it in the direction of the patient; the ambulance then transports the patient to the hospital using the quickest route. The technology uses google maps as a third party service to find the shortest path to the victim while dynamically tracking the whereabouts of ambulances. Following their arrival at the patient, the expert (a doctor or nurse) investigates the issue and employs the provided strategy to identify the ideal hospital that is nearby. The results of the trial showed that the proposed approach quickly locates the best solution.
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