HospiLive

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Inspiration

As the mother of one of us described, the database for the availability of hospital beds is only updated once or twice a day. That is not enough to fight a pandemic like COVID-19! We decided to step up and build a Database accessible in real-time by computer and phone.

What it does

Doctors and hospital staff have immediate access to all the Information they need, depending on their position. They can see where exactly there is a free bed and the state of each patient in the hospital. (by chamber number, GDPR proof.

How I built it

We have a database which we can access through a server over the Internet to access it via various devices.

Challenges I ran into

LOTS of different unknown programming languages!

Accomplishments that I'm proud of

It's more or less doable!

What I learned

Everything, I guess.

What's next for HospiLive

Dispatch to the Hospital in Strasbourg first, improve on the existing service and then probably dispatch to more Hospitals afterwards. (We hope)

Built With

Submitted to

LauzHack Against COVID-19

Created by

I worked on the front end using HTML, css an of retrieving data from the back end part. It was kind of new for me as I'm not used to develop. I've also help on the design part.

Alexandre Tellier
I worked on the server instance and general organization. I created the testing server, the database, the python webserver and helped on the web interface

Corentin Junod
I worked on the database structure. I never used any form of sql before, neither known a lot about database organisation, so i learned a lot about it. This project also gave me the occasion to learn basics of html, css, and javascript. However, i was not fast enough to bring any meaningful contribution to the project on that front.

corentin rochet
I worked exclusively on the back-end and the database. Built the database with Corentin Rochet after it was set up by Corentin Junod, built the http requests and built the interaction with the database.
Corentin Junod helped me a lot getting started since i never worked with SQL or a webserver before.

Atomiumm
I developed the iOS app. It was my first time using swift and Xcode.
Also, I worked on the html/css part. It was also a first time for me using these languages.
Finally, I participated in the JavaScript file.
It was really an amazing and rich experience for me ! I am really happy and proud of our project and our potential contribution to the pandemic.

Neil Chennoufi
I worked on the organisation and design of the interface, in collaboration with a few doctors. The main challenge I faced was to enable the most simple, quick and practical use that supports all the needed features and provide solutions to all the problems they described. I had never done any app design before, so I learned how to use AdobeXD for this project.

ohlmanncamille
I developed the Android app, having never used Java before and worked on the visual part coded in html/css, having never done html or css before.
All in all, everything we did on this project was new for me so I learned most of it as we went on and I think I might even have an idea how our app works (not quite sure though)

Emeric Martin