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Modular Interior Design for An Ambulance

Omkar Jalvi, Raj Kamerkar, Rohan Kamble, Nitish Chavan, Chetan Thakur

Abstract


This project addressed the need to designing more safe and efficient interior of the future ambulance in India. Methods used are: The study sample contained paramedics in various districts. Data was collected by using a revised and complemented questionnaire based on literature review. Thus redesigning the ambulance with proper specifications, interior and medical devices improves the condition of the existing ambulances with very minimal expenditure.


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Ambulance Interior Design, Stretcher Fabrication

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