Concept

HEMO is a system that monitors your health 24 hours a day.

How does it work? It consists of a main base where all the medical information (clinical history) of the patients is stored. This base is connected online with hospitals and with the patient's personal doctor.

The patient wears a sensor on his body that keeps him connected via satellite with the base, transferring all the information about the patient in real-time.

For example: A mother has one of her sons sick, but she can't keep an eye on him all the time.
She places the sensor on his chest and programs each of the "branches" hierarchically; assigning the tallest one the most important thing to monitor, for example temperature.

Then she places HEMO on a visible place. Each of the branches glows independently and with different colors depending on how the user is doing on each of the things he is being monitored. This way the mother can work normally and by just watching how HEMO glows, she can know how her son is doing.

Another advantage of this system is that when the patient has a big health problem, it instantly alerts the hospital, his personal doctor and gives its location via satellite (GPS).