
Mr Joseph Katsioloudes
What is Glovdi Wearable Smartphone?
Instead of having your smartphone as a separate device, imagine wearing it. Communicate with your friends, surf the internet, pay your bills, use GPS maps, roam social networks and take selfies just like you would have done with your current smartphone. Its simple as, one two three. Snap! Simply wear it!
The story behind the device and its future:
Glovdi started as an idea and a proposal of a Master thesis project of Constantinos Pouyioukkas, CEO and Founder of Glovdi Technological Innovations. Through the months and prior to final submission of the thesis project, Glovdi is shaped as the device you see now. As this project is clearly made as part of an academic proposal, this device will evolve the following months during a three year research and production campaign specific for IoT(Internet of Things)
Get Involved:
With Glovdi being an open-source hardware device, any individual developer or company can develop apps to utilize the full potential of it. Help us shape the world we live in today, making technology accessible to everyone and to solve today's challenges for a bright tomorrow! Register your interest and become one of the first Glovdi software developers! Help us spread the word.
Glovdi Technological Innovations
COO at Glovdi Technological InnovationsMr Michael Lacey-Solymar
Clinitech's LabPatch is a wearable lab-on-a-chip able to sample and
analyse fluid from the body imperceptibly via an electronic plaster
that communicates wirelessly with a phone or medical monitor.
Continuous glucose and lactate readings are already possible, and the
technology now extends to the detection of individual proteins and
viral particles in real time. Before long, the LabPatch will
painlessly enable the following:
- a wearer continuously to monitor a variety of wellbeing biomarkers
and other indicators
- acting as a sentinel to alert the wearer to a specific infection,
potentially before symptoms occur
- monitoring medication compliance (including during clinical trials).