How about just IoMet? Internet of Medical Things. Simple and straight forward.
Regards,
Dr Tan Jit Seng
Director / Senior Home Care Physician
Lotus Eldercare Health Services
Lotus Eldercare Private Limited
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It sounds good to me. Or we can also add "open source" or "open" wording on it to indicate it's open source.
Any other proposals?
Cheers,
Kevin Hu
How about just IoMet? Internet of Medical Things. Simple and straight forward.
Regards,
Dr Tan Jit Seng
Director / Senior Home Care Physician
Lotus Eldercare Health Services
Lotus Eldercare Private Limited
From: Kevin Hu
Sent: Wednesday, 13 April 2016 4:42 PM
To: Mozilla Eir
Subject: [mozilla-eir] The next step for this program
Hi, everyone,
Kevin Hu
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Thanks for the input. Then let's try something else.
Cheers,
Kevin Hu
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For code name I would suggest to call it as iomet only. Which is short and pronounceable. And for the fashion I think we should make the "i" as lower case and don't use camel case.
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Developments in Wearable Technologies
· Internet of Things (IOT)
· Augmented and Virtual Reality
· Smart Homes and Connected Living
· Healthcare and Digital Apps
· Mobile Payments and Retail Apps
· Smart Textiles and Sensors
· Performance Sports and Fitness
In addition to the various panel discussions and keynote presentations, there was also an area for showing developers how to create apps using connected devices.
I have uploaded a collection of images from both the presentation sessions and the exhibition booths onto the GAETSS Flickr archived images at https://www.flickr.com/photos/davidwortley/albums/72157663675407963
What caught my eye in particular as trends to watch out for were the large number of exhibitors showing smart clothing or textiles with embedded sensors. The applications being developed around smart textiles not only included health tracking but also environmental sensing to enable smart adaptation of the clothing to specific conditions or events.