The Internet of Healthy Things

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QUANTIFIED SELF, APIs

WHY NOW?

WEARABLEs, OBJECTS, SOFTWARE

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QUANTIFIED SELF, APIs

WHY NOW?

WEARABLEs, OBJECTS, SOFTWARE

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MOORE’S LAW

Number of transistors in a dense

integrated circuit doubles

approximately every two years.

Computers looked like this the year Gordon Moore published his seminal paper.

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Microprocessor Transistor Counts

1971-2011

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Laptop

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Hardware Gets Cheaper

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iPhone

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and this number is growing.

Source: a16z podcast 

3.5 BILLION PEOPLE HAVE A SMART PHONE

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Hardware Gets Even Cheaper and Smaller

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Withings Activité Watch

Wearables

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Efficient wireless connectivity chips are being produced.

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Low Energy / LE

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Low Energy / LEiPad

iPhone

Macbook

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Low Energy / LE

Objects, sending small bits of dataYour remote to the wireless worldObjects, streaming content & data

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Low Energy / LE

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PRECISE GEO-LOCATION

In iPhone with iOS 7 and iOS 8, allowing locations to the nearest

centimeter

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THE CLOUD

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THE FUNDING

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SOFTWARE PLATFORMS

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QUANTIFIED SELF, APIs

WHY NOW?

WEARABLEs, OBJECTS, SOFTWARE

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In 2005, there were 2.5 billion connected devices, most PCs,

smartphones, tablets. By 2020, there will be over 30 billion connected

devices, most not PCs, smartphones, tablets.“

~ Gartner, 2013

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100 things are coming online every second.“

~ Oracle, 2013

Mobile devices, thermostats, cardiac monitors, cars, shelves. The list is endless, and it just keeps getting longer and more interesting.

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One in six consumers own a wearable device. “ ~ Nielson

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FDA Approved Devices Non FDA Approved Devices

In Healthcare: 2 Categories

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LIST OF

WEARABLEs & OBJECTS

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Blood Glucose Monitoring System

FDA Approved.

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Blood Glucose Monitoring System

FDA Approved.

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An Intelligent Stethoscope

Getting FDA approval.

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A Personal Heart Monitor

FDA Approved.

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iPhone-enabled body Fertility Tracker and thermometer

by Raiing.

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Remote Thermometer

by TempTraq

Getting FDA approved.

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Hear Your Baby’s Heart Beat

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3D Printed Prostheticse.g. Open Bionics, open source 3D printed hands for amputees

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Google Glass

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DNA Testing

patients can now get a DNA test to find out ancestry-related genetic reports just the

swab from your mouth

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Home Reminders

by Sense

Drug Bottles

Toothbrush

Cups

Doors

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Watch

by Basis

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Cloths

by Athos

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The Connected Home

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Virtual Valet Calling Self Driving Car

by BMW

The Connected Car

Self Driving Carby Google

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SOFTWARE & PLATFORMS

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Apple Health

Track around ~70 fields

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Physician Finding

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MEDICAL RECORDS

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REMOTE CARE TEAMS

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A remote healthcare professional gives you a heads up and insight into your blood pressure

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Personal Health Assistant& Caregiver Support

by Better.

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QUANTIFIED SELF, APIs

WHY NOW?

WEARABLEs, OBJECTS, SOFTWARE

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Lots of Data.

Early prototype of "Quantimetric Self-Sensing" apparatus, 1996

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A heightened awareness around our health with tracking our mood, movements, weight, temperature, DNA, heart rate, glucose, sleep, and interactions with our home.

- take your personal health data with you - tracking prescription drugs - blood work preformed - allergies, immunization shots - medical bills and past doctor encounters.

QUANTIFIED SELF

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APIs

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EHRs need to be open.

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drchrono APIHL7

HL7 FHIRBlue Button

C-CDA

APIs

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