Today marks a significant step forward for 1990 Suvasarya, as the ambulance service becomes the first in Asia to adopt mixed reality and AI technology for real-time doctor-paramedic communication. This innovative partnership with Wavenet and Microsoft marks a major advancement in emergency medical care for the region.
Previously limited to phone calls, communication between paramedics and doctors during critical emergencies could lead to delays and limited information exchange.
Suvasarya's new system directly connects doctors and paramedics through mixed reality and AI, enabling real-time consultation and swift decision-making, ultimately leading to faster and more accurate medical interventions.
The pilot project will initially be implemented in the Colombo and Jaffna districts, with plans to expand island-wide.
This initiative reflects Suvasarya's unwavering commitment to providing high-quality emergency care to all Sri Lankans.
Minister Ramesh Pathirana announced a living expenses allowance of 10,000/= for all Suvasarya employees, acknowledging their dedication and service in saving lives.