Description:We have developed a prototype of a device that we name the "Rescue Board." Its purpose is to facilitate communication between the victim of a traffic accident and nearby medical facilities as well as law enforcement. It is a chip that will be linked to the car, and another part of the gadget will be a display that will alarm and indicate to the staff members of the hospital and the police station about the accident, along with the live location of the accident and the severity rating of the accident. When an accident occurs, the chip will relay the current location of the scene of the incident, along with a severity rating out of 10 that describes the event's impact. In the event that it is an extremely serious situation, the score may show nine or ten, and it will be shown in a red hue on the display at both the hospital and the police station.

The Rescue Board is a transportable gadget that may be attached to the vehicle that you are using at that particular moment. The gadget can be registered in the name of up to five people, each of whom will have their profile shown at the hospital and the police station when the accident is identified. It ought to be linked to wifi, which may possibly originate from your mobile devices. The construction of the device will ensure that it is shielded well from the effects of environmental factors such as sunshine and precipitation. It is a compact model that does not take up a lot of room because to its size.

Because every second counts when it comes to preventing fatalities from traffic accidents, the primary mission of the Rescue Board is to administer first aid to those who have been hurt as quickly as possible.
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