Sabbat
by Pey group
The green station that lets you optimize the emergency timespan; easement is always at your disposal!
Sabbat is a green interstate emergency station placed at fixed distances to provide urgent requirements or respond to unexpected events regarding unfortunate road incidents while bringing quick communication ability with related care centers. The design of Sabbat is based on an ancient Iranian architectural structure called "sabbat" which was usually constructed in hot and dry climates with the purpose of cooling the urban corridors and alleys by partial shading over the pathways.
One of the main functions of ancient sabbats was to cool down the space for the people who had taken shelter after passing through the long alleys in the annoying and exhausting heat of the hot weather.
The temperature of the space under the designed Sabbat is always favorable in both summer and winter, in such a way that in summer, the temperature difference between inside and outside of the Sabbat causes drafts and the insidious becomes cooler than the outside. In winter, however, due to the fact that the interior of the Sabbat is more closed than the outside, the insidious can be relatively warmer than the outside.
With the provided explanations, Sabbat's purpose in the first step is to optimize the time challenge in emergencies, increasing the quality of the timespan that accident victims are bound to. Further going, it provides a safe haven for all road travelers who might face car accidents or need urgent caretaking in various cases such as snake bites or chronic diseases like up or down blood pressure, breathing issues, diabetes, etc.
The internal services implemented in the Sabbat include a touch panel that helps users with a guidebook to the provided medical kit units, a map with the nearest health centers and welfare stations, access to the Sabbat support operators, and a built-in communication service that helps those in need to alert the emergency services with a single touch. Other available features in the Sabbat include a vending machine for less urgent hygienic products, an emergency medical kit, a built-in scope trolley, a fire extinguisher capsule, a fixed oxygen capsule and mask, a portable AMBU Bag, a head immobilizer, a KED, a splint, a rescue blanket, and a light alert that notifies the operators and emergency services. The consumed products are replaced or refilled with the operators being notified after each utilization.
At the moment, the only existing alternatives for the Sabbat are the Red Crescent stations and interstate emergency centers such as police stations or recovery centers which are only alerted by calling to duty and would not be practical in times of incidents occurred while the victims do not have access to communication devices. Also, the human resources the existing services require have made it more difficult to place more care centers in fewer distances. On the other hand, considering that Sabbat needs fewer human resources, constructing Sabbats at close distances can be a better choice for helping those in need of healthcare operations.
