Problems:
- Taking attendance in class
- Real-time communication between teacher and students during a lecture
- Students should leverage the help of each other more
- Sailboats knowing the exact time to the start of the race
- Remote monitoring of vital health statistics
- Remote distribution of medicine to a person in an emergency
- There is not a standard for how data is captured and the accuracy of the information
- IOT devices are inherently hackable and add to hospital network risks. Is there a way to prevent this?
- It’s difficult and time consuming to track how many calories and other nutrients you eat. There could be a way to do this automatically.
- There could be a way to connect weight lifting to the internet to automatically track your lifting progress.
Solutions:
- Internet connected device with iBeacon that pings smartphones and uploads to cloud who is in the room.
- Device to have a queue of questions sourced from students that the professor can answer during lecture.
- Have the starting horn for sailboat races connected to the internet and able to broadcast the exact time to all of the boats racing.
- Pacemakers connected to the internet that allow doctors to monitor your pace, etc. Could extend to other measuring devices: glucose monitor, blood pressure, etc.
- Internet connected epi pen / medicine distributor. Device that is always on you and someone you trust (doctor, parent) can choose to administer medicine remotely.
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