Epi-Phone Auto-Locator
ISEF · 2017 Embedded Systems Fourth Award
Overview
Many allergies can induce anaphylactic shock leaving one disoriented. The current response to anaphylactic shock is the administration of epinephrine via an auto injector followed by a trip to the hospital, but for some this shock inhibits contact with emergency services preventing full treatment. Currently there is a need for an epinephrine auto injector that has the capability to contact emergency services when one cannot on their own. The Epi-Phone Auto-Locator fills this need. Using a FONA 808 GSM shield the Epi-Phone contacts emergency services and provides its current GPS location. The Epi-Phone functions as an attachment to an epinephrine auto injector activating when the injector is removed from the housing.The Epi-Phone stands alone and does not require any other cell device to activate. Once activated, the Epi-Phone obtains its GPS location and inserts that information into a pre programmed message notifying emergency services of the location and severity of the situation.
Awards (1)
- Fourth Award of $500 $500
Competition history
- ISEF 2017
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