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The AI Eye Podcast: GBT Technologies' qTerm Adds AI to Human Vital Signs Device; CTO Discusses New AI Medical Technology
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[{"type":"text","content":"The AI Eye Podcast: GBT Technologies' qTerm Adds AI to Human Vital Signs Device; CTO Discusses New AI Medical TechnologyPoint Roberts, Washington and Vancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - April 8, 2020) - Investorideas.com (www.investorideas.com), a global investor news source covering Artificial Intelligence (AI) brings you a special edition of the The AI Eye, looking at advancements in artificial intelligence, featuring an exclusive interview with GBT Technologies Inc. (OTC Pink: GTCH) discussing the conception , design and development of its new AI medical technology. Listen to today's podcast:https://www.investorideas.com/Audio/Podcasts/2020/040620-AI-Eye-GTCH.mp3 Hear the Ai Eye on Spotify GBT Technologies Inc.'s (OTC Pink: GTCH) intelligent human vital signs device qTerm is distinguished by its AI-powered features, according to company CTO, Danny Rittman.qTerm measures a user's vital signs and reports them to the user. The device is the result of a joint venture between GBT and Tokenize-It, S.A., called GBT Tokenize Corp. A recent press release announced that development of the device has begun.The device, according to Rittman is, \"Conceptually, as it is in design stage, is a combination of hardware and embedded software, making it capable of taking, on the fly and in a matter of seconds, body temperature, heart rate, and blood pressure. And in the future we'll probably add blood-oxygen level,\" he said. But what separates qTerm from similar devices is its inclusion of AI.\"It's going to incorporate not just the electronics of the measuring sensors, but an artificial intelligence unit that is going to collect the data and basically keep it per customer, per user - of course with the user's permission - [and] save it in a central, secure database,\" Rittman said. \"It's not just another measuring device, it's an intelligent device that's going to incorporate a whole database per user per human body vitals.\"This capability yields a \"thermal map\" that identifies \"HOT SPOTS\" - areas of users with higher-than-normal temperatures - which users can then avoid so as to reduce risk of illness. Think of it as \"WAZE of the MEDICAL MAP\" - based on user in the area it can indicate a potential problem. \"Upon, of course, the user's permission, and without recording names or privacy invasion … the device will reco...