IOT Tampons

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LondonManc replied

7 December 2016, 19:24
Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post

IoT is for stuck up *****.

FTFY
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DimPrawn replied

7 December 2016, 18:59
IoT is for *****.
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greenlake replied

7 December 2016, 17:18
Originally posted by vetran View Post

Swallowable cameras are a thing now.

Yummmm....
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vetran replied

7 December 2016, 10:05
Originally posted by VectraMan View Post

Can the same technology be applied to toilet paper?

As I have to see a Gastroenterologist every 6 months it would be quite useful if I could take along a print out of my bowel movements.

Possibly but would need to be attached to stop it coming out.

Swallowable cameras are a thing now. About £500 last I looked.
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VectraMan replied

7 December 2016, 09:51
Can the same technology be applied to toilet paper?

As I have to see a Gastroenterologist every 6 months it would be quite useful if I could take along a print out of my bowel movements.
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vetran replied

7 December 2016, 09:15
Originally posted by SueEllen View Post

Yep.

So instead of saying x is normal they can measure it and work out what variations are actually "normal".

could well provide valuable information times,flow,time shape of flow, temperature, ph etc.
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SueEllen replied

7 December 2016, 09:11
Originally posted by vetran View Post

so we are going to learn more about menstruation via these intelligent devices.

Yep.

So instead of saying x is normal they can measure it and work out what variations are actually "normal".
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vetran replied

7 December 2016, 09:03
Originally posted by SueEllen View Post

We are all suppose to be using reusable sanitary protection like moon cups to save the environment. As these types of sanitary protection are far less likely to leak, it seems they are creating a product for the developed world that is only useful as a medical device.

so we are going to learn more about menstruation via these intelligent devices.
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SueEllen replied

7 December 2016, 07:32
We are all suppose to be using reusable sanitary protection like moon cups to save the environment. As these types of sanitary protection are far less likely to leak, it seems they are creating a product for the developed world that is only useful as a medical device.
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greenlake replied

6 December 2016, 22:56
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vetran started a topic IOT Tampons

6 December 2016, 22:48
IOT Tampons

https://hackaday.com/2016/12/06/the-...et-of-tampons/

At the 2016 Hackaday Superconference, Amanda Brief and Jacob McEntire gave a talk on what they’ve been working on for the past few years. It’s My.Flow, the world’s first tampon monitor capable of tracking saturation, and eliminating anxiety, leakage, and infection. It’s better than a traditional tampon, and it’s one of the rare Internet of Things things that actually makes sense.

interesting
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