Healthcare: Mobile Tracking & Emergency App

Multi-way Communication to First Responders in an Emergency

Overview

Project: Xperity developed a mobile application for loved ones to instantly share location and well-being knowledge, especially in times of crisis. The application provides multi-way communication of critical information between first responders and government agencies in emergency situations.
Client: David Gray, CEO – Hero Eyez
Industry: Mobile Tracking
Technology: Mobile Tracking

Xperity made it happen — and on time.

"The app required the integration of many complex elements critical for success. Xperity made that development happen— and on time."

David Gray
CEO

Client Need

An application for loved ones to instantly share location and well-being knowledge, especially in times of crisis. An application which would provide multi-way communication of critical information between first responders and government agencies in emergency situations.

Product Challenge

To create a cloud-based solution that tracks location, communicates between individuals/government agencies and integrates a smart tool to gather intelligence from multiple government agencies, including first responders. Should also provide live streaming video and photos.

The Xperity Solution

Xperity created multiple interfaces for the mobile application, including the ability to track users, communicate via chat/one-to-one or group calling, provide SOS options for various types of emergencies and ability to share data between various government response and enforcement teams. Multiple data sources were also integrated, including local alarm, photos & video recording, and car location.

Client Requirements

  • Real-time SOS alerts/tracking between users and first responders
  • Send/track evidence videos/photos to response teams
  • Provide multi-party calling and tracking
  • Hierarchy based access to the SOS system available to multiple departments

How We Did It

  • Partnered with the client to create product specifications
  • Used open source components for multiple interface integration
  • Created a gateway for data sharing and broadcast ability
  • Used agile business model to meet sprint requirements
WebRTC — Real-Time Communications

Real-Time Protocol to transfer audio and video over peer-to-peer connections between back-end servers, browsers, and mobile applications via simple APIs.

G-Force Accelerometer and Location Tracker

Tracks users and measures acceleration relative to freefall felt by people and objects. Used for mobile devices or PDA equipped with GPS receptor and GSM network. Allows User A to track the mobile device of the User B and provides updates of User B location on Google Map..

Third-Party Integration

Google Maps API’s, XCode 8.2, Swift 3.0, CoreLocation, GoogleMaps Framework, Web API using C#, Microsoft .NET 3.5, FTP Server, SQL Server 2008 R2 Pubnub, Twilio, GoodHire, Payeeze, Google API.

IDE: Android Studio, Android SDK, Play services SDK.

Technologies: Xcode 8.2, Swift 3.0, WebRTC Framework and libjingle_peerconnection, SocketRocket.

Core Stack

Microsoft Azure | Microsoft .NET | Microsoft SQL | Microsoft Entity Framework

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