Patient Database for Health Facilities

As the world's internet is evolving, we are slowly moving towards Web 3.0. Web 3.0 is more secure, more decentralized, and allows more artificial intelligence.

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Inspiration

The world is slowly starting to transition to the Web 3.0. As this change happens, many companies need to be ready to transition to this new era.

What it does

I have created a database using the new web, to help medical companies store their patient data without using a server. The data is spread out through many nodes on the web, which makes it decentralized. This also makes it hard for hackers to target which machine it is stored on.

How we built it

This Project was built with regular HTML, JS, and CSS. It also utilizes a decentralized database called IPFS and AvionDB to make database functions more easier.

Challenges we ran into

Originally I wanted to create this project with React.js however since decentralized databases are still fairly new, it didn't work as well. I resulted to coding with regular HTML.

Accomplishments that we're proud of

I am proud to have created an database that doesn't require a server. This makes it very hard to be hacked by other hackers.

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