Week 4

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Features of  Mediglass:

-          Identify the pill
-          Explain how it works clearly
-          Explain what chemicals are in it clearly
-          Explain how and when pills should be taken
-          Have animation demonstration videos and live videos
-  Finger scanning recognition to collect personal health information from the hospital database
-          Have a checkbox when each pill is taken and log medication
- Tracking prescription history

our core theme:

What your taking and what it's doing to your body 

draft voice over script:

Are you unsure of how to take your medication?
Are you confused by medical language?
Are you puzzled by what it’s doing to your body?
Feel at ease knowing what you’re putting in your body with mediglass , your certified personal medical adviser
Its got the ability to recognize medication and its chemical makeup
Its Educational demonstration videos show the user how it affects their body
Its lightweight and portable and durable  design allows you to take on the go if needed
Tailored to the individual's body


Simply scan your finger as it collects your health information from the medical database
If you’re unsure about the medication you are taking simply place a pill on the screen as it identifies its surface characteristics and weight.
You will be presented with options to learn about the medication
The chemical makeup will list the elements its built up of
The how to use page will clearly explain when and how to take it
Demonstration videos will educate you on how it effects your body
To activate the live demonstration place the screen over the affected area and watch the chemical reaction in your body in real time

Because of its fingerprint recognition, you can access your prescription history and keep track and manage your dosage 

 this is a little trial video that didn't go to plan. I didn't use tracking however this will need to be used in our final video, I also need to work out how to get the buttons behind the hand tapping it. 


Interim powerpoint


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