Sunday, December 6, 2015

Holographic Images - Jeff Ramos

Hospitals and dentists office are usually a place where someone goes to get treatment when you're sick, or your teeth fixed or cleaned when necessary. The problem is more than 2 million Americans are affected by hospital-acquired infections every year. About 100,000 people die of these infections and it costs and estimated 20 billion in treating these infections. Being able to input data without having to physically touch a device like a mouse or keyboard is a key way to lower these issues with infections being passed on from person to person. Holographic images are now being created so that you can input data in hospitals and offices without touching the device, thus lowering the risk for infections being spread. The objects "float" in a way so that you can type or touch them without actually typing or touching them. Not only are they going to be important in hospital and dental offices, but any office because so many people will touch keyboards or devices from desk to desk transporting germs from person to person. You can type or click a mouse without having to touch the actual device now with these holographic images. Soon they will be able to take these images everywhere like factories or car plants, and workers will not have to actually physically touch machines while working, thus lowering transporting germs.

In using these holographic images companies can cut down sickness being passed from employee to employee, and hospitals can cut down costs for treating illnesses that are caused by their own equipment. Offices and factories can save money on wear and tear on equipment like mouses and keyboards and also cut down on germs being passed on from employee to employee.

Social media like twitter and Facebook can be a very easy tool to market the holographic images equipment because a mass population will be able to see if it you tag or include companies in on the posts. Once one company retweets or tags this equipment, it can spread like wild fire from hospital or company to hospital or company.

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