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Guys, talking about the token rewards for every data upload, it's there any allocation post illustrating how many token is given for a specific size of data?? Or the reward is just going to be a fixed one no matter your size of data?
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March 28, 2018, 02:43:33 PM |
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Everyone that have not received airdrop tokens, here is a form simply fill up this form and they will get back to you. https://goo.gl/forms/zBhOwCe07DeIwy8B2
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March 28, 2018, 02:57:08 PM |
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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 service@aidoc.me That's so kind of them, i got the airdrop however small the tokens, it shows they also have charity as part of their project make up added to the fact that they are helping human lives and world medicine towards improvement and betterment.. it's never too late to take part in a great thing, they are in several exchanges already
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March 28, 2018, 02:58:43 PM |
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Thanks for this mate. I hope it will be swift and quicker than the previous option of sending an email. I noticed that a lot of people have the same issue
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March 28, 2018, 03:38:09 PM |
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as I understand it, the sale of the tokens is over, right? you can find out how it went? Did you have a bounty campaign?
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March 28, 2018, 04:52:30 PM |
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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 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. Really it is not difficult at all but maybe they want to work on something original we should just wait and see what the development will make.
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March 28, 2018, 05:09:22 PM |
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as I understand it, the sale of the tokens is over, right? you can find out how it went? Did you have a bounty campaign?
It is over, because their hardcap is reached. This means that the ICO is also over. There were also some airdrops available, and a signature campaign, where you could participate.
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March 28, 2018, 05:54:30 PM |
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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 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. Really it is not difficult at all but maybe they want to work on something original we should just wait and see what the development will make. At present, there are many kinds of health APPs, and currently AIDOC mainly accesses APPs about female period care, self-examination inquiry, healthy diet, and fitness.
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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 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. Really it is not difficult at all but maybe they want to work on something original we should just wait and see what the development will make. Theirs development kits for most of the big health software and devices, so i imagine we will see some form of integration, which ones and how they handle it will depend greatly on the teams plans over the shortterm for their development team resources. But i'd imagine they will do some form of integration with the larger platforms.
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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 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. Yea but one thing we should all note about is the team, their experience, is not just about inputting data, some look like data that has been collected on a probability basis, what i'm trying to say is this, AIDOC has the expertise which many lack and we're talking about AI here, which is pretty advanced
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March 28, 2018, 08:34:42 PM |
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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 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. Really it is not difficult at all but maybe they want to work on something original we should just wait and see what the development will make. Theirs development kits for most of the big health software and devices, so i imagine we will see some form of integration, which ones and how they handle it will depend greatly on the teams plans over the shortterm for their development team resources. But i'd imagine they will do some form of integration with the larger platforms. This is where partnerships come in handy, of course an ICO can not do everything so they get partnerships with expers who have already figured it out
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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 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. Really it is not difficult at all but maybe they want to work on something original we should just wait and see what the development will make. Theirs development kits for most of the big health software and devices, so i imagine we will see some form of integration, which ones and how they handle it will depend greatly on the teams plans over the shortterm for their development team resources. But i'd imagine they will do some form of integration with the larger platforms. This is where partnerships come in handy, of course an ICO can not do everything so they get partnerships with expers who have already figured it out Yeah and especially if they partner with established projects with great track records and experienced teams, it really benefits both projects if teams are based on the same industry.
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March 28, 2018, 09:21:12 PM |
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as I understand it, the sale of the tokens is over, right? you can find out how it went? Did you have a bounty campaign?
It is over, because their hardcap is reached. This means that the ICO is also over. There were also some airdrops available, and a signature campaign, where you could participate. Aknoe, you are a few months late for the bounty campaign ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif) The ICO was in December. But if you are still interested in buying tokens, because of the current market slump you can pick some up on various exchanges, like OKEx.
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March 29, 2018, 04:43:14 AM |
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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 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 I also read in the whitepaper is per user's consent. So at the end of the day those contributing are rewarded and at the same time adding value to the platform. I think it is a win win situation.
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March 29, 2018, 05:58:19 AM |
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This is really cool for a project of this caliber to still consider the Airdrop participants who have still not gotten their Airdrop aidoc tokens... It is unlikely for a team to do such especially if they are doing well in the market.
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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.
This is an awesome project from a brilliant minds experts who are much concern in healthcare industry. AIDOC is AI doctor on blockchain which will provide the healthcare industry with full range of medical service solutions based on blockchain and artificial intelligence. The dev team creates a solutions for the usual problems of healthcare industry specifically lack expert doctors, technology and resources.
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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.
This is an awesome project from a brilliant minds experts who are much concern in healthcare industry. AIDOC is AI doctor on blockchain which will provide the healthcare industry with full range of medical service solutions based on blockchain and artificial intelligence. The dev team creates a solutions for the usual problems of healthcare industry specifically lack expert doctors, technology and resources. Good summary, also I have just come across a really interesting article which says why the health care industry requires block chain, this is great news for the projects like AIDOC offering a real opportunity. https://cryptonews.com/exclusives/why-healthcare-needs-blockchain-1480.htmA good read!!!
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March 29, 2018, 08:31:22 AM |
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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 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. There are n number of possibilities in digital and or in Blockchain world. Lot of revolutions are happening and that too at very fast speed.
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AIDOC developed a new kind of deep learning technology that can detect high-level abnormalities. They understood that to really make a difference they cannot suffice in one or two pathologies.
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