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Our app targets users with serious allergies, diabetes, or any medical condition that requires the use of medications which can be administered by anyone. If a user goes into anaphylactic or diabetic shock, they can send an "SoS" notifying other users nearby who have the required medication. The app then sets up an Agora.io video channel between them, and shows their locations using Google Maps. The afflicted individual can then receive prompt assistance, bypassing the need for an ambulance.

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Sean A Ruggiero - 1415d

good idea. what is the market for this? how many people who have these conditions dont bring their medication? If you have a TAM on this it would be much more intriguing

Robert Hamblet - 1415d

major limitation to solving "does anyone have an EpiPen" is that people will need to download the app. monetization

Daniel Krook - 1415d

Slick video demo. I can see a need for this as a way to ensure that medically vulnerable people have a backup plan when traveling, for example. Would be great to see this framed for natural diasters and submitted (along with an IBM Cloud service) for the Call for Code competition.

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Swift proximity-based medical assistance app

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Sangwook Yun

Alexis Mendiola

Aman Ahlwat

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