https://dochub.sk.ru/foundation/events/default.aspxДневники Сколково - тематические подборки материалов и новостей по ключевым событиям из жизни сколковской экосистемыru7.x Productionhttps://dochub.sk.ru/foundation/events/b/weblog/default.aspxMon, 10 Jul 2017 11:14:00 GMT174b4914-7590-4d54-b933-eecdf829bb8a:7c035a22-4270-471d-94ee-dcbee6517d3aUnknownhttps://dochub.sk.ru/foundation/events/april2012/md/p/entryform.aspxMon, 07 Apr 2014 14:44:00 GMT174b4914-7590-4d54-b933-eecdf829bb8a:d1ba5e2b-c78b-4f77-aa24-b25a1c2912d7Unknownhttps://dochub.sk.ru/foundation/events/may2012/eureka/p/contacts.aspxThu, 27 Mar 2014 18:06:00 GMT174b4914-7590-4d54-b933-eecdf829bb8a:f5a289a7-fe1a-4a50-90b3-207bdc5de082Unknownhttps://dochub.sk.ru/foundation/events/may2012/eureka/p/links.aspxThu, 27 Mar 2014 18:04:00 GMT174b4914-7590-4d54-b933-eecdf829bb8a:eb75ac04-154f-4ba3-8d1d-0271dbac960bUnknownhttps://dochub.sk.ru/foundation/events/may2012/eureka/p/news_and_events.aspxThu, 27 Mar 2014 18:03:00 GMT174b4914-7590-4d54-b933-eecdf829bb8a:8cfe9534-520d-4afb-9445-2262ac932412Unknownhttps://dochub.sk.ru/foundation/events/may2012/eureka/p/taking_part_in_eureka_projects.aspxThu, 27 Mar 2014 18:03:00 GMT174b4914-7590-4d54-b933-eecdf829bb8a:da131169-6545-4c6a-9baa-5cb8de0778e7Unknownhttps://dochub.sk.ru/foundation/events/p/timeline.aspxSat, 08 Jun 2013 02:26:00 GMT174b4914-7590-4d54-b933-eecdf829bb8a:1e96a9fc-c84a-4ea1-805b-23033b8f1499Unknownhttps://dochub.sk.ru/foundation/events/april2012/md/f/134/t/5383.aspxFri, 11 Jan 2013 23:38:00 GMT174b4914-7590-4d54-b933-eecdf829bb8a:83762388-768b-4ad0-9fdc-439f895dcef0Efimov AlbertFrom The New York Times: Smartphones Can Now Run Consumers’ Lives At the Consumer Electronics Show, many app-powered accessories are on display that allow consumers to turn off lights, unlock doors or monitor their blood pressure. http://nyti.ms/TPhoFz Smartphones Can Now Run Consumers’ Lives By BRIAN X. CHEN LAS VEGAS — The smartphone is no longer just a portable computer in your pocket. It has become the remote control for your life. Want to flip off the living room lights, unlock your front door, or get a reading of your blood pressure? All of this can be done through mobile apps that work with accessories embedded with sensors or an Internet connection. For several years, technology companies have promised the dream of the connected home, the connected body and the connected car. Those connections have proved illusory. But in the last year app-powered accessories have provided the mechanism to actually make the connections. That is partly because smartphones have become the device people never put down. But it is also because wireless sensors have become smaller, cheaper and ubiquitous. Big companies with strong brands have been heavily promoting the new uses for these gadgets. General Motors advertises its Chevy Malibu Eco with a man showing his parents how he starts the car with a smartphone. A major selling point of the popular Nest thermostat is its ability to turn up the furnace from miles away with a cellphone. “Now that, increasingly, consumers have a device with them to monitor virtually anything they do with the Internet, why not offer that capability to monitor and remote control?” said Ross Rubin, an analyst at Reticle Research. The idea of turning off the lights with a smartphone may seem gimmicky, but consumers are warming to applications, said Bill Scheffler, director of business development for the Z-Wave Alliance, a consortium of companies that make connected appliances. The situation resembles the time when power windows started catching on for automobiles, or when television makers started offering remote controls, Mr. Scheffler said. “It used to be that people would say, why does anybody want a remote control for a TV if you can get up and change the channel?” he said. “It’s just progress.” Companies like AT&T, Black and Decker and Honeywell have started selling app-linked products, he said. At the International Consumer Electronics Show, which has attracted more than 150,000 people here this week, dozens of companies are showing off connected accessories they can hook up to their home appliances to make them work with smartphones, and many are also displaying wearable devices that can help people monitor their health on their phones. Some of these products are being provided by large companies. AT&T, the wireless carrier, said that in March it will begin selling a wireless security system called Digital Life that will allow people to use tablets or phones to monitor cameras, alarms and even coffeepots. If a burglar trips a motion sensor in the house, for example, a user can receive a text message, then call the police. Customers can choose to expand AT&T’s wireless service to appliances like lights, door locks, thermostats and security cameras, which can be controlled and monitored through the AT&T mobile app. Ralph de la Vega, chief executive of AT&T Mobility, said in an interview that home security was a big opportunity to increase revenue. Only 20 percent of homes have security systems, he said, leaving millions of homeowners as potential buyers. “I think it dramatically changes how people feel about their home and how secure they feel about being outside the home,” Mr. de la Vega said. “I think it’s an easy sell.” The company has not announced prices for the service. Ingersoll Rand, which makes industrial products, offers a $300 starter kit and software for people to connect their homes. It includes a lock, a light and a wireless “bridge,” or base station, to connect the devices to the Internet. They can be controlled with a smartphone or tablet app called Nexia Home Intelligence. Customers also must pay at least $9 a month for a subscription; they can choose to buy the appliances and the bridge separately. Products by several other companies take advantage of a smartphone’s sensors and connection to the Internet to monitor consumers’ health. IHealth sells monitors for people to track their blood pressure with an app. At the electronics show, it introduced a wireless glucose meter, called the Smart Glucometer, that lets people with diabetes determine their blood sugar. A user puts a blood sample on a test strip, pops it into an accessory attached to a smartphone, and an app gives a reading of the blood sugar level. Adam Lin, general manager of iHealth, declined to say how many products the company had sold, but he said it was in the “six-figure” area. IHealth products have appeared at Apple, Target and Best Buy. In addition to people who are interested in their health, health insurance providers might embrace monitoring products. Mr. Lin said iHealth was discussing with two insurers whether to provide its products to patients, which would help reduce their doctor visits. A small start-up, AliveCor, has created an iPhone case that when grasped records an accurate electrocardiogram on the iPhone screen via its app. The company has attracted financing from Khosla Ventures, a prominent Silicon Valley venture capital firm. Nike, Jawbone and Fitbit sell wearable electronic devices for people to track their movements with smartphones. Fitbit, based in San Francisco, sells a pocket pedometer called the Fitbit One, which can track a user’s steps, floors climbed and sleep. Its newest product is due in spring, the Fitbit Flex, a step counter and sleep tracker that is worn around the wrist. It synchronizes with a smartphone app to give users updates. Woody Scal, chief revenue officer of Fitbit, said the company sells its devices in 10,000 retail stores in the United States. Its Fitbit One is the best-selling sports device on Amazon.com. He said one reason that wearable fitness gadgets have become popular is that the sensors have shrunk and battery life has improved. That helps make the products slimmer, more stylish and easier to use. Mr. Scal said wireless fitness devices were becoming popular because they address basic needs for consumers, unlike another trend seen at the show, enormous televisions. “In the end, I don’t wake up in the morning, look myself in the mirror and ask whether my TV has enough pixels,” he said. “But I do wonder how I’m going to get enough exercise, eat better, sleep well, or manage my weight despite all the other things going on in my life.” ■ PUBLISHED 12 ЯНВАРЯ 2013 Г. http://www.nytimes.com/2013/01/12/technology/smartphones-can-now-run-consumers-lives.html С уважением Альберт Ефимов Тел.+79161881811 https://dochub.sk.ru/foundation/events/april2012/md/m/documents/4740.aspxSat, 29 Dec 2012 09:05:00 GMT174b4914-7590-4d54-b933-eecdf829bb8a:3929c170-7448-4b03-8309-889ad07edb9fEfimov AlbertВложение "SkMD2013.jpg" было загружено в Медиа Галерею Группы 12/29/2012 9:05 AM через email. https://dochub.sk.ru/foundation/events/april2012/md/f/134/t/5365.aspxSat, 29 Dec 2012 09:05:00 GMT174b4914-7590-4d54-b933-eecdf829bb8a:41cd5619-0843-49a8-86da-2e213e20bf79Efimov Albert Уважаемые коллеги, дорогие участники Сколково-МД!   Поздравляю вас с наступающим Новым Годом! Желаю нам, прежде всего, чтобы то, что мы хотим изобрести – мобильное диагностическое устройство – никогда ни нам не нашим родственникам не понадобилось! Пусть все будет хорошо со здоровьем!   Я очень надеюсь, что этот год, который мы провели плотно работая надо созданием концепции, был для вас, таким же поучительным и интересным, как и для меня!   Рассчитываю, что со многими из вас наши пути еще не раз пересекутся, возможно в самое ближайшее время!   В любом случае – мне было очень приятно работать с вами!   С уважением, Альберт Ефимов Директор по проектам, ИТ-Кластер Фонда развития Центра разработки и коммерциализации новых технологий 123610, Москва, Краснопресненская наб., 12, под. 9, этаж 25 Тел.: + 7 495 967 01 48 (вн. 2012) Моб. +7 9161881811 Эл. Почта aefimov @ corp . i - gorod . com Вы уже зарегистрировались в нашем коммьюнити? http://community.sk.ru/foundation/itc/default.aspx     https://dochub.sk.ru/foundation/events/march2012/opengovt/m/mediagallery/4727.aspxWed, 26 Dec 2012 03:59:00 GMT174b4914-7590-4d54-b933-eecdf829bb8a:5b5c9687-36d2-40fd-8276-408510390ad2Bogdanova Kristina https://dochub.sk.ru/foundation/events/march2012/opengovt/m/mediagallery/4726.aspxWed, 26 Dec 2012 03:59:00 GMT174b4914-7590-4d54-b933-eecdf829bb8a:f73088fa-5126-4641-b5f7-6381e8050aacBogdanova Kristina https://dochub.sk.ru/foundation/events/march2012/opengovt/m/mediagallery/4725.aspxWed, 26 Dec 2012 03:59:00 GMT174b4914-7590-4d54-b933-eecdf829bb8a:56db1aa3-310f-461b-b823-2be8f05af2d1Bogdanova Kristina https://dochub.sk.ru/foundation/events/march2012/opengovt/m/mediagallery/4724.aspxWed, 26 Dec 2012 03:42:00 GMT174b4914-7590-4d54-b933-eecdf829bb8a:f780c06c-2929-4702-b097-09d74c4df971Bogdanova Kristina https://dochub.sk.ru/foundation/events/april2012/md/p/teams.aspxTue, 25 Dec 2012 03:45:00 GMT174b4914-7590-4d54-b933-eecdf829bb8a:848d04f2-b6fc-46e8-980d-860708039d06Unknownhttps://dochub.sk.ru/foundation/events/april2012/md/f/134/t/5329.aspxFri, 21 Dec 2012 12:24:00 GMT174b4914-7590-4d54-b933-eecdf829bb8a:0d4776d7-b9d4-42b2-8683-242e36ac4580Efimov Albert Cleveland Clinics lists of top ten medical innovations 2011, 2012 and 2013 NEXT BIG FUTURE | 20 ДЕКАБРЯ 2012 Г. http://pulse.me/s/grXFE The Cleveland Clinic lists Top 10 Medical Innovations that will have a major impact on improving patient care within the next ... Read more -- Sent via Pulse  С уважением Альберт Ефимов Тел.+79161881811 https://dochub.sk.ru/foundation/events/april2012/md/f/134/t/5320.aspxThu, 20 Dec 2012 09:11:00 GMT174b4914-7590-4d54-b933-eecdf829bb8a:2d8ef2be-853c-4da1-95ed-bcac904483b7Efimov Albert Business Card VChip brings accurate, cheap, and portable blood testing everywhere NEXT BIG FUTURE | 20 ДЕКАБРЯ 2012 Г. http://pulse.me/s/gqRgX The V-chip is the size of a business card and can test for 50 measures (like insulin and other blood proteins, cholesterol, and ... Read more -- Sent via Pulse  С уважением Альберт Ефимов Тел.+79161881811 https://dochub.sk.ru/foundation/events/april2012/md/f/134/t/5229.aspxThu, 06 Dec 2012 08:43:00 GMT174b4914-7590-4d54-b933-eecdf829bb8a:a39fa767-fc8a-4fc9-8718-e4dcd8604150Efimov AlbertКоллеги, Наши партнеры из Нокиа будут на нашем финале. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/mobileweb/x-prize-foundation/are-we-on-the-edge-of-a-r_b_2246111.html С уважением Альберт +79161881811= https://dochub.sk.ru/foundation/events/april2012/md/b/orgblog/archive/2012/12/04/zhyuri-finala-otbora-luchshey-koncepcii-mobilnogo-diagnosticheskogo-ustroystva.aspxTue, 04 Dec 2012 15:12:00 GMT174b4914-7590-4d54-b933-eecdf829bb8a:981ce948-694a-431f-a594-1967f0ba6ea0Efimov AlbertВ жюри отбора войдут следующие эксперты: Скворцова Вероника Игоревна, доктор наук, Министр здравоохранения России, Председатель Жюри Ивакин Роман Михайлович, Директор Департамента Информатизации, Минздрав России Сигов Александр Сергеевич, Академик РАН, ректор МИРЭА МИРЭА Медведев Олег Стефанович, Профессор, заведующий кафедрой фармакологии Факультет Фундаментальной Медицины МГУ Пешкин Леонид Миронович, Профессор, Harvard University Кучерявый Евгений, Профессор, Tampa University Адамян Милена, Основатель и исполнительный директор Life Sciences Angel Network Пруцкий Виталий, «АстраЗенека» в России и Восточной Европе Глава по информационному обеспечению R&D, глава центра по биоинформатике и прогностической медицине Натензон Михаил Яковлевич, "Председатель совета директоров, " НПО "Национальное Телемедицинское Агентство" Гудков Павел Геннадьевич, Заместитель Генерального Директора Фонд содействия развитию малых форм предприятий в научно-технической сфере Сафронов Роман Александрович, Заместитель Директора Департамента Информатизации Минздрав РФ Минздрав РФ Алтаев Руслан, БФК «Северный» Лиана Оганезова,Советник по медицине, Ренова Групп Носик Антон, Блоггер Туркот Александр Иосифович, Фонд Сколково, Советник по коммерциализации Суетин Николай Владиславович, Фонд "Сколково", Директор по науке и исследованиям Лифшиц Гелена Вульфовна, Фонд "Сколково", Медицинский директор Дополнительно, к нашими экспертами будут докладчики конференции "Здравоохранение и технологии 2012: трансформация возможностей": Pascal Lardier, Health 2.0 Jack Young, Qualcomm Ventures Missy Krasner, Morgehthaler Ventures Kristin Baker Spohn, Castlight Health Esther Dyson, EDVenture Lisa Suennen, Psilos Eric Schadt, Mt.Sinai School of Medicine Mike Keriakos, Everyday Healthhttps://dochub.sk.ru/foundation/events/april2012/md/f/134/t/5187.aspxFri, 30 Nov 2012 07:26:00 GMT174b4914-7590-4d54-b933-eecdf829bb8a:8838ac90-3010-4fcf-bd59-084bb24e21d1Efimov Albert А это о том, как надо клипы снимать. Scanadu's Health-Monitoring Product Lineup Lets You 'Check Your Body as Often as You Check Your E-mail' CORE77 | 29 НОЯБРЯ 2012 Г. http://pulse.me/s/fP84v If you feel ill, there's a few things you can do: Put a hand on your forehead to see if it's hot, try to decide if you just ... Read more -- Sent via Pulse  С уважением Альберт Ефимов Тел.+79161881811