Evening all
hope everyone's having a great weekend distancing and self isolating
ResApp gets a mention in this Spanish article:
https://www.america-retail.com/inte...telemedicina-como-funciona-llamar-al-doctor/#"There is also the Australian app ResApp, which records snoring of people to monitor their sleep and diagnose respiratory problems." Hopefully the start of an avalanche of articles with ResApp's name in it..
Our quarterly is due next week, hopefully that has a surprise or two installed for us investors some certainly need a wake up call, too much negativity around at the moment and some long-termers pulling out. In my opinion I think they're crazy waiting that long and then pulling out right at the end just before commercialisation kickstarts
... Fair enough some are sick of the roller-coaster ride but it's a speculative play and it comes with the package... Things take time to develop. This health crisis has only highlighted ResApp's target market 10 fold and only increased it's potential profits 10 fold,once fully integrated into the system. This can occur via telehealth, in clinical use, the developing world, the warfighter program and direct to consumer via the app store with the soon to be launched SleepCheck.
Hmmm.. speaking of the Warfighter Program I see Lockheed and Martin are advertising for Geeks
(engineers and programmers) for System Integration (of ResApp hopefully, finger crossed Rav
) and Test Engineers
https://www.lockheedmartinjobs.com/warfighter-solutionsAlso this is quite fascinating folks I don't remember reading this on the threads
https://blog.executivebiz.com/2019/...ytics-highlights-ai-work-in-medical-projects/"The company
said Monday that its recent developments in the medical field include healthcare data analytics, sensors, mobile training tools and decision-support aids."
" Charles River has contributed to various federal medical efforts, including the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency’s Warfighter Analytics using Smartphones for Health program. The WASH program aims to assess warfighter health via algorithms based on smartphone sensor data."
(Published October 1 2019)
More details here:
https://www.darpa.mil/program/warfighter-analytics-using-smartphones-for-healthView attachment 2125591IMO I wouldn't be surprised if we see COPD screening tool announcement shortly for the management of COPD in Europe. This is likely to be direct-to-consumer and released on the app stores if the intended app to be released here in Australia is an example to follow. From memory we have to complete a small-scale study on the Indigenous community before we can release here in Australia. It wouldn't be the first time Tony gave us a little surprise. I would like to see something in the management department of asthma or COPD filter through, it is due IMO
As an example according to this website:
https://www.healthline.com/health/copd/facts-statistics-infographic#1"More than
65 million people around the world have moderate or severe COPD, and experts predict that this number will continue to rise worldwide over the next 50 years."
All the best everyone.
Cheers
Red bar
