Topic: 🌍🌍[ANN][ICO HARDCAP REACHED]AIDOC - Ai Doctor on the Blockchain 🌍🌍 - page 33. (Read 5169 times)

Quote from: Sozialtourist on March 27, 2018, 11:33:29 AM

Is anyone already wearing a ''wearable gadget'' which is capable of measuring health related parameters? Probably heart rate is common for people who do sports

Can't really say but the reason why AIDOC will have an edge if there is any is because of the level of expertise, the team are not just amateurs but professionals in the health field, this qualifies the project as a top notch one

Guys is there any possibility to capture the data from wearable gadget and store is automatically at AIDOC? This way I think it will be good to analyse someone health/current condition?

I don't think so. I guess this technology not developed yet link this. But if AIDoc is already working on this, then it will huge success of AIDoc.

The Implementation of data from wearable gadgets is one of the main tasks. These Gadgets are the main sources of health information stored in the AIDOC blockchain. There will be guaranteed possibilities to read this data from the gadgets and save it in the blockchain

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i'm really so glad that this is coming from an experienced individual in the health niche and not just any random individual, so is a case of an expert who actually knows the problems of the health industry and how to solve it.

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Quote from: Gunny95 on March 27, 2018, 10:36:23 AM

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Quote from: Anilg on March 27, 2018, 09:03:29 PM

Is anyone already wearing a ''wearable gadget'' which is capable of measuring health related parameters? Probably heart rate is common for people who do sports

I know some people who have bought a pedometer. This often measures the pulse. And the pedometer is constantly connected to the smartphone so that the data is always stored.
You see, many are already doing it voluntarily. and that's what they'll do when they get tokens

Interesting, most of the people here use it when do sports to record improvements. There is the risk of incorrect application of wearable gadgets, but smart design should negate that

I don't have one, but isn't a smartwatch already able to measure health functions like, for example, heart rate? It shouldn't be hard to collect and use these data from smartwatches.

I don't think it should be difficult... Aidoc can even integrate their software to work with already existence health measurement device s.

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Quote from: ibininja on March 27, 2018, 12:51:51 AM

Quote from: ibininja on March 27, 2018, 12:51:51 AM

Is anyone already wearing a ''wearable gadget'' which is capable of measuring health related parameters? Probably heart rate is common for people who do sports

Can't really say but the reason why AIDOC will have an edge if there is any is because of the level of expertise, the team are not just amateurs but professionals in the health field, this qualifies the project as a top notch one

They have finished the sale so that says alot. their partners page is quite decent. I think this goes beyond wearable gadgets. the results of those devices could be fueled in to the AIDOC and vice versa.

I think AIDOC might already have plant to integrate with lot of such devices/technologies to get personal health data from users and monitor/analyse it. Which will surely help user to stay fit and alert.

The moment they put it out in action they will be able to decide which services would be more important to start with. The implementations are limitless you can basically adopt anything even as mentioned various gadgets inputs.

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Quote from: rathaha10 on March 27, 2018, 02:34:14 PM

Is anyone already wearing a ''wearable gadget'' which is capable of measuring health related parameters? Probably heart rate is common for people who do sports

Can't really say but the reason why AIDOC will have an edge if there is any is because of the level of expertise, the team are not just amateurs but professionals in the health field, this qualifies the project as a top notch one

They have finished the sale so that says alot. their partners page is quite decent. I think this goes beyond wearable gadgets. the results of those devices could be fueled in to the AIDOC and vice versa.

I think AIDOC might already have plan to integrate with lot of such devices/technologies to get personal health data from users and monitor/analyse it. Which will surely help user to stay fit and alert.

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Quote from: phantam on March 27, 2018, 09:17:47 AM

Quote from: Hendobox on March 27, 2018, 05:58:25 AM

They have finished distributing the airdrop tokens. For those who did not get the tokens, if you have followed and done the registration and referral steps correctly, do well to send an email to [email protected]

Good to hear they got through with the airdrop, reaching milestones like these an important goal, as the team progresses through its roadmap even the small checkmarks are a good gauge of progress. Will be interesting to see how the airdrop affects overall market valuation longterm.

How long did they take for the airdrop distrubition ? Was it fast or slow ? I want to know this, because i want to check how they work.

Airdrop distribution was fast, distributed was done accordingly to your time of registration. As to how AIDOC works i can say their team is dedicated and focus.

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Quote from: phantam on March 27, 2018, 09:17:47 AM

Is anyone already wearing a ''wearable gadget'' which is capable of measuring health related parameters? Probably heart rate is common for people who do sports

Can't really say but the reason why AIDOC will have an edge if there is any is because of the level of expertise, the team are not just amateurs but professionals in the health field, this qualifies the project as a top notch one

Guys is there any possibility to capture the data from wearable gadget and store is automatically at AIDOC? This way I think it will be good to analyse someone health/current condition?

Well I guess it would be whatever data you can record on a apple iwatch or a fitbit, heartrate, calories burnt etc.. is there any other info you can take from wearable tech.

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Quote from: Hendobox on March 27, 2018, 05:58:25 AM

They have finished distributing the airdrop tokens. For those who did not get the tokens, if you have followed and done the registration and referral steps correctly, do well to send an email to [email protected]

Good to hear they got through with the airdrop, reaching milestones like these an important goal, as the team progresses through its roadmap even the small checkmarks are a good gauge of progress. Will be interesting to see how the airdrop affects overall market valuation longterm.

How long did they take for the airdrop distrubition ? Was it fast or slow ? I want to know this, because i want to check how they work.

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Is anyone already wearing a ''wearable gadget'' which is capable of measuring health related parameters? Probably heart rate is common for people who do sports

Can't really say but the reason why AIDOC will have an edge if there is any is because of the level of expertise, the team are not just amateurs but professionals in the health field, this qualifies the project as a top notch one

Guys is there any possibility to capture the data from wearable gadget and store is automatically at AIDOC? This way I think it will be good to analyse someone health/current condition?

I believe with time, trendy ways to use AIDOC will roll out, the process is just starting and there are huge potentials of which it can be applied, so is all about waiting patiently for the process to be fully implemented and all functions rolled out

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Quote from: Gunny95 on March 27, 2018, 10:36:23 AM

Is anyone already wearing a ''wearable gadget'' which is capable of measuring health related parameters? Probably heart rate is common for people who do sports

Can't really say but the reason why AIDOC will have an edge if there is any is because of the level of expertise, the team are not just amateurs but professionals in the health field, this qualifies the project as a top notch one

Guys is there any possibility to capture the data from wearable gadget and store is automatically at AIDOC? This way I think it will be good to analyse someone health/current condition?

I don't think so. I guess this technology not developed yet link this. But if AIDoc is already working on this, then it will huge success of AIDoc.

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Quote from: faulerwilli on March 27, 2018, 10:32:32 AM

Quote from: faulerwilli on March 27, 2018, 10:32:32 AM

Is anyone already wearing a ''wearable gadget'' which is capable of measuring health related parameters? Probably heart rate is common for people who do sports

I know some people who have bought a pedometer. This often measures the pulse. And the pedometer is constantly connected to the smartphone so that the data is always stored.
You see, many are already doing it voluntarily. and that's what they'll do when they get tokens

Interesting, most of the people here use it when do sports to record improvements. There is the risk of incorrect application of wearable gadgets, but smart design should negate that

I don't have one, but isn't a smartwatch already able to measure health functions like, for example, heart rate? It shouldn't be hard to collect and use these data from smartwatches.

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Is anyone already wearing a ''wearable gadget'' which is capable of measuring health related parameters? Probably heart rate is common for people who do sports

I know some people who have bought a pedometer. This often measures the pulse. And the pedometer is constantly connected to the smartphone so that the data is always stored.
You see, many are already doing it voluntarily. and that's what they'll do when they get tokens

Interesting, most of the people here use it when do sports to record improvements. There is the risk of incorrect application of wearable gadgets, but smart design should negate that

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