Our idea focuses on Quiet Planet problems and solutions. We came up with an idea to create an app to solve the problems that the citizens are facing in the healthcare sector because of the change in lifestyle, in Covid-19 pandemic. App features are:
1. Body temperature sensor
2. Location Notifications
3. Symptoms Checklists
4. Health History Report
5. Pre-Register
6. E-billing
7. Air humidity check
Considering the Covid-19 pandemic and the societal response to the situation, we have listed necessary measures for the benefit of the people locally and globally. The main contribution of our app is to minimize the infections of the COVID-19 by creating awareness to the community through notification and news, as well as to increase life quality of community by making everything in healthcare to become more convenient.
To build our prototype application, we have used a system named Marvel. We choose Marvel because it has everything we need to bring ideas to life and transform how we create digital products with our team. Therefore, we can design and wireframe with ease. As our team is not a coding expert yet, Marvel allows us to start working on our prototype using Sketch, Photoshop, or even a traditional pen and paper as we only need to upload our pictures to Marvel. Besides, it syncs automatically. We do not need to worry about manually updating and syncing our prototype. Meanwhile, we can collaborate easily. As the competition is held during the COVID-19 pandemic, we cannot meet up and do it together. However, Marvel allows us to do our prototype online.
We made a short video to describe about the prototype application that we have created. We uploaded the video on YouTube and we pasted the link here.
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