According to media reports, Apple will announce both the iPhone 6 and iWatch at the product launch conference held on September 9. When asked what he thinks of Apple's iwatch, Pentland said he was very optimistic.
"I know that many other companies must take it as a standard and go beyond it, so you will see healthy products, you will get calibration and very good accurate results." Alex Pentland said.
In recent years, wearable devices have been developed very rapidly, but there are still some technical difficulties to be overcome.
"Battery life will become one of the main bottlenecks," Alex Pentland said. "The other point is low-power Bluetooth, so we will have a very flexible architecture that can be Dive into a lot of modules."
How big data can improve China's medical industry
The medical big data of mobile devices is also a hot topic recently, but many people think it is a false proposition. The number of licensed doctors in China cannot be counted accurately yet, so what about big data medical treatment?
"Each of us has massive amounts of data on our bodies, and we also have massive amounts of data in our medical work. When the information age comes, how will the semantics of these data be more standardized and uniform? How can the quality of this data be improved? The use of data and the application of data will develop faster." Li Lanjuan, academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering and executive vice president of Zhejiang Digital Medical and Health Technology Research Institute, believes that for the arrival of the era of big data, we need to do a good job in top-level design and planning. But standards are often lagging, and facts often happen first, so we must first clarify the concepts and concepts of big data to deal with this big data.
Wang Caiyou, director adjunct al Centrului de Informații Statistice al Comisiei Naționale de Sănătate și Planificare Familială, a declarat că datele-în timp real ale persoanelor în vârstă și ale unor populații cu risc-înalt sunt foarte importante pentru a le proteja sănătatea. În procesul tradițional de colectare a datelor, spitalele oferă servicii pasiv. Următoarea generație de servicii medicale va oferi servicii proactive. Spitalele vor oferi în mod activ servicii medicale pentru a-l ajuta să le prevină și să furnizeze astfel de servicii medicale atunci când are pre-boală. În acest moment, achiziția acestor informații poate fi foarte importantă.
We have seen that China has made some progress in big data medical care, but what is the gap between China and the United States? What can be tackled?
"Like Europe, we see that the Chinese government has very strong commitments and efforts on big data. So many differences are at the company level." Alex Pentland said, "In the business field, China's Companies are relatively young for big data, but in Europe and the United States, they are relatively more mature, and their mentality is more sustainable. However, Chinese companies have not yet realized that new technologies may make our existing companies Evaporation, for example, some big companies, big companies ten years ago can not be regarded as big companies now, the same 20 years later there may be other big companies appearing. So in the world of big data, we have to consider In the end, where is our foothold, how do we cooperate with the government, how do we share, etc."
The future of wearable devices lies in interaction
"I think the future of true wearable devices is not to measure yourself, but to measure your interaction with other people, to measure all aspects of you as a social animal." Alex Pentland said, "It's about There are many theories for each group or how an organization can improve efficiency, even a country, but all these theories are not supported by data."
Alex Pentland believes that we need wearable devices to collect the data needed to measure interactions. With these data, we can change the pattern of social relationships and improve social efficiency.
