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New at Skyaid.org updated 01/15/03
If SkyAid communications is to work in the same frequencies at TV around the world, then it must not interfere with the three TV broadcasting standards. added 01/15/03
Great article on GPS integrated circuits for low power applications added 01/10/03
Microsoft just announced a wristwatch which can receive data broadcast over leased FM spectrum ("DirectBand") in 100 cities in the US. There were over 300 articles mentioning Microsoft and Spot in the first 24 hours on Google. Here is a copy of the Microsoft news release It includes a hint to future heart monitoring by one manufacturer. added 01/10/03
A device has been made - Rapid Thermal Exchange - which cools overheated athletes when they put their hand in a cooled glove. It has been able to cool 3 degrees in just 10 minutes. Skyaid called the company, www.avacore.com and found that they are aware that this could also be used to cool stroke victims. Details on stroke cooling. added 1/08/03
Henry Lahore has been very busy with retiring
from Boeing in April 2002 and living in an RV
Click here details at this web site added
1/08/03
Summary of what was happening with Skyaid during 2002
added 1/08/03
We have been concentrating on what we can do without any
current funding
We are developing 3 & 4, the communications
and location portions as described below.
Voicemail from anywhere in a large region, e.g. U.S., India, etc.
to/from cellphone, PDA, Blackberry, SkyAid watch, etc.
Packaging it as a large profit service to be provided by a telecommunications
company.
Why Skyaid Watch is so hard to get operational
added 01/08/03
For the SkyAid Watch to be fully operational the following
must be in place:
1) Some way to monitor the heart - hopefully easily worn 24 hours a day
2) Reliable way to automatically alarm in case of a sudden cardiac arrest (or
before)
- false alarms are not acceptable
3) Some method to communicate the problem to an emergency organization
- with details if at all possible
4) Some method to provide location of the emergency
5) Some way for emergency organizations to quickly respond to the emergency (Skycar
in future)
Off subject: The Lahore pigeon - found by
Germany in Lahore, India (now Packistan) in 1880 Added 01/08/03
IBM announced in Dec 2002 the development of a heart monitoring watch connected to the chest by wires and to a cellphone by bluetooth. This was being developed for an unnamed European company (which may have been the same one which contacted Skyaid in 2002). IBM is investigating adding GPS capability. Three of the news releases are here. added 1/08/03
Moller had great stockholder meeting October 2002
Here
Is Henry looking at the Skycar nacelle added 11/25/02
Moller investment page has link to stock price http://www.moller.com/investment/ added 11/25/02
Skyaid Watch is the new name for LifeWatch
- which had been trademarked by another organization added
10/10/02