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An AED (Automated External Defibrillator) is a life-saving device designed to respond to sudden cardiac arrest within the critical first four minutes—often called the “golden minutes.” It delivers a controlled electric shock to restore the heart’s rhythm and significantly increases the chance of survival. The AED is easy to use, with clear voice prompts, allowing even non-medical personnel to take immediate action. Its true value lies not only in saving lives but in empowering ordinary people to become first responders when every second counts. Installing AEDs in public spaces such as schools, sports facilities, shopping malls, and offices is not just a safety measure—it’s a powerful commitment to human life. In moments of crisis, an AED can be the vital link between collapse and recovery, between life and loss.