IntelligentM Bracelet for Hospital Hand Hygiene #WearableWednesday
IntelligentM via crunchwear: “IntelligentM designs data-driven hand hygiene compliance improvement solutions for hospitals that dramatically reduce healthcare-acquired infections and their associated costs.”
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I would like to know which hospitals are using these bracelets. I think this is the best invention since the computer, and extremely important to every person who ever enters a hospital.
I would love one of these bracelets for each member of my family. In fact, I think EVERY person should be required to wear one of these.
How about people in the food industry?? They NEED this just as much as hospitals!!! Yes!
One more comment: The test for humans shown below is not conducive to this site. I do not know electronics and had to figure out this system. Took so much time that I almost did not do this and my comment would have been deleted. I finally figured out what you wanted and then the sliders did not work. Then I had to figure out how to do that!
Every Wednesday is Wearable Wednesday here at Adafruit! We’re bringing you the blinkiest, most fashionable, innovative, and useful wearables from around the web and in our own original projects featuring our wearable Arduino-compatible platform, FLORA. Be sure to post up your wearables projects in the forums or send us a link and you might be featured here on Wearable Wednesday!
I would like to know which hospitals are using these bracelets. I think this is the best invention since the computer, and extremely important to every person who ever enters a hospital.
I would love one of these bracelets for each member of my family. In fact, I think EVERY person should be required to wear one of these.
How about people in the food industry?? They NEED this just as much as hospitals!!! Yes!
One more comment: The test for humans shown below is not conducive to this site. I do not know electronics and had to figure out this system. Took so much time that I almost did not do this and my comment would have been deleted. I finally figured out what you wanted and then the sliders did not work. Then I had to figure out how to do that!