Railway Bridge Health Monitoring System

By On March 24, 2011 · Leave a Comment

In my last post I put forth the idea of using the unique capabilities and UX of the iPhone to help track defects in railways, which came about after my initial conversations with a friend from the railroad industry.

Hours into our conversation I was perplexed at the lack of proactive [...]

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TrackInspector – Using the iPhone to track railroad defects

By On February 25, 2011 · Leave a Comment

Over a glass of wine and cigar with a friend who works in the railroad industry, we began to talk about the technology in use to monitor the health of railways and bridges. I was truly amazed at the politics on maintaining these bridges, how fragile these communication channels are and how critical they are [...]

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Healthcare Electronic Clipboard iPad Application

By On December 11, 2010 · Leave a Comment

Just after finishing up my first iPhone application I got involved in the Healthcare industry with the implementation of an Electronic Healthcare Records (EHR) system for a 3 location practice. Additionally I came across the video below on a [...]

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Electronic Health Records and the Cloud

By On November 30, 2010 · Leave a Comment

Last year I was recruited to find an Electronic Healthcare Records System (EHR) for a doctor who had just gone through a foiled implementation. I am always intrigued by being exposed to new sectors of technology and learning systems inside out.

The existing EHR system had a hardware failure and the vendor was [...]

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