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Mobile Health Ecosystem and the Impact of Nanotechnology 

Mobile Health Ecosystem and the Impact of Nanotechnology . Dr. Papu Maniar Dr. Krishna Jonnalagadda MOTOROLA. Mobility Mega-Trends (Consumer’s Perspective) Impact to Health Ecosystem Technology trends Communications Miniaturization Nanotechnology Nano-health application

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Mobile Health Ecosystem and the Impact of Nanotechnology 

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  1. Mobile Health Ecosystem and the Impact of Nanotechnology  Dr. Papu Maniar Dr. Krishna Jonnalagadda MOTOROLA

  2. Mobility Mega-Trends (Consumer’s Perspective) Impact to Health Ecosystem Technology trends Communications Miniaturization Nanotechnology Nano-health application Tele-health system Nano Driven Health Ecosystem

  3. Entertainment Safety Information Finance Health Mobility Mega-Trend Consumer’s Perspective At Location At Home In Car On Person

  4. Hospital Doctor’s Office Physician Trend Doctor’s Office Trend Home Car Lower Cost, Less Time, Less Stress Me Family Friends Pharmacist Pharmacy Hospital Specialist Trend Laboratory Self Office Lab Personnel Pharmacy Trend Laboratory Home Impact to Health Ecosystem Consumer’s Viewpoint

  5. Gbps Soon 100 Next 10 Now Mbps GPS, TV, Internet 1 0.1 100 1000 10000 Distance (meters) Technology Trends Mobile Communications .. digital .. handheld .. RF broadband .. networked .. intelligence

  6. Storage Laptop 100GB MP3 2015 10GB Camera 2010 FLASH: NOR, NAND HDD: 1 to 3.5 in 1GB Cell Phones 2006 $1 $10 $100 Technology Trends Miniaturization Dr. Theis, IBM-2007 .. MIPS .. storage .. smart .. ease of use .. flexible .. wearables

  7. Environment Transportation Energy Manufacturing Nanotechnology Health Materials Agriculture Electronics Technology Trends Nanotechnology

  8. Stanford Report, January 18, 2006 From: IMEC Intel.ucc.ie/sensors/Biosens.htm Nanotechnology for Health Nano-chem/bio sensors Nano-fluidics Quantum dot Light Source for PPG HR monitoring Enables accurate heart rate and blood oxygen measurement while in motion This microfluidic chip houses bioreactors, where bacteria can be cultured and observed. Stanford researchers make the chips using optical lithography to etch the circuit pattern into silicon. The etched silicon acts as a mold. Silicone is poured into the mold and then removed. By stacking several layers of molded silicone and then encasing them in glass, researchers can create an integrated circuit of channels, valves and chambers for chemicals and cells—like a rubbery labyrinth

  9. Cover of J. Nanoscience & Nanotechnology; April 2006 www.memx.com www.microvision.com Nanotechnology for Health Nano-electromechanical Systems (NEMS) Nano-actives Functionalized nanotube Printed electronics Nano yarn

  10. Nano sensors NEMS Nano fluidics Agilent Nano actives Nano-health Application • High Sensitivity • Rapid Response • Small Form Factor • Low Power Consumption • Multi-analyte Detection

  11. Tele-health System System Integration Application Server Integrated Sensors Mobile or Portable Devices IP Network Legacy & new Systems Short Range wireless Long Range wireless IP Network Cell WiFi WiMax • Wearable Wireless Sensors • On-board data processing • Seamlessly integrated into peripherals, garments, etc. • BAN & PAN wireless links to local device • Data to local device; differentiation though seamless integration of software • Data fusion from multiple sensor • Security and encryption • Data Visualization software and media – printed displays • Context Aware Software • Inference engines • Database management • Some functions can be moved to mobile device based on device features and application needs • Web server for thin client architecture • Integrated to systems based on application; • In Telehealth scenario, linking with medical records, prescription monitoring and legacy hospital systems

  12. Hospital Doctor’s Office Home On-person Laboratory Pharmacy Nano Driven Health Ecosystem Portable Hospital Portable Lab Remote Pharmacy Remote Doctor

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