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Absolutely - and the speed at which devices are appearing for all aspects of health (not just activity trackers) is accelerating.There's actually a new breed of kiosks too - from companies like:SoloHealth - Manage Your HealthHistorically, the tendency was to build individual "devices" that were portable - and had some form of communication (often wired - or tethered), but more and more - smartphones (with cellular, WiFi, Bluetooth, NFC and even contact forms of xferring data) are quickly becoming the platform of choice globally:Eye Care for 2.4 billion people in needBy Eyenetra, this is basically a $15 plastic "snap-on" for any iPhone - and very accurate for prescriptive eye exam:Blood Glucose Meter for iPhone & iPod touchThis will measure blood glucose:Motorola Mobility, Inc. USAMotorola's MOTOACT is an activity tracker, with built-in WiFi - and 8Gb music player:... and separate chest-band for monitoring heart-rate (and then sending the data directly to the wristwatch):For a more "clinically" accurate heart-rate monitor (already used in the aid of an in-flight passenger in distress) - there's the AliveCor - which snaps onto an iPhone:... and then for a casual "heart-rate" monitor - there are a number of software only versions that use a smartphones camera to capture finger-pulse:... and several companies have blood-pressure cuffs - and scales:... and then here's a shoe-insert that can diagnose diabetic foot-ulcers:... the list goes on and on ... so yes, the "kiosk" method is being disrupted - but there is still the challenge that not everyone has smartphones. Smartphone distribution is relatively easy - but the cellular data plans to support all this are still a monthly subscription.Free kiosk's inside Walgreens or CVS or Rite Aid are still an effective (and cheap) way to get basic monitoring done with relative privacy - and accuracy - for millions. I know some people who walk to the local Walgreens for that express purpose - as a part of a daily exercise routine. The point here is that when it comes to monitoring our vitals - we need a lot of different consumer designs to accommodate different human needs - and motivations. It's not a one-size fits all (yet).Personally, I argue that it's cheaper to give away smartphones (with data plans) for chronically ill patients (than what we're currently doing), but then there is the problem of making sure people keep the phones - and don't simply sell them for cash. Most smartphones are still pretty expensive - even though they're subsidized by carrier's through the data-plan contract process. At some price point ($20, $40, $50? - un-subsidized) - we'll be there!

CAP Interview experienceCalls: IIM Trichy, Ranchi, Raipur, Udaipur and KashipurDate: 15.02.2021Time Slot: 1:30PMCAT: 96.64 (83.xx,86.5x,98.9x)Acads: 84/78.6/6.78They took our attendance at 1:30PM and asked us to wait in the waiting room and would admit us one by one. (Zoom Platform)They admitted me at 2:15PMTwo Professors: One Male(M1) and One Female (F1).M1: So, Ayananta Deb right? How do you pronounce your first name?A: Said.M1: What does it mean?A: Said how its literal meaning is the end place of light but metaphorically means Earth.M1: Are you traits like that of the Earth?A: Yes sir, I believe I’m grounded, humble and inclusive.M1: What do you mean by inclusive?A: Sir, by inclusive I mean understanding, compromising and I do not diss at the other person’s failures but I try to look at things from their point of view and understand why they did whatever it is they did.M1: Seems fair enough. Okay, Ayananta, tell me a bit about your background.A: Sure sir. My name is Ayananta Deb and I am from Siliguri, West Bengal. Currently, I am pursuing my BTech in Electronics and Communications Engineering from Jalpaiguri Government Engineering College. During my college days, I have carried out a lot of activities. I was the lead organizer of the first TEDx event in my college and also was the founder of the Entrepreneurship Development Cell. I have had a startup which was a luxury food kiosk and was operational for a year during which I handled the operations, branding and led a team of 6 employees. We generated a revenue of over 7 Lakhs during the first year. I have done an internship in Digital Marketing from IIM Bangalore. Also during the lockdown, I have participated in quite a number of case study competitions. I was the National Winner of Olympfreak which was a startup ideation and marketing challenge organized by IIM Bangalore and the National Finalist of Prod-O-Mania which was a Product Management Challenge organized by SJMSOM, IIT Bombay.From the past three weeks, I have been working in a company called Rabvik Innovations where my role is of an Incubation Manager.M1: (Interrupts): Can you elaborate on your role?A: Said.M1: Okay, continue.A: Sir, coming to my passion, I love to sing. I had a band with which I have performed at over 50 live music events across the state.M1: Okay. Who is your favourite singer?A: Sir, I don’t have a favourite singer per se but my favourite artist is Steven Wilson.M1: Okay. What other calls do you have?A; Sir, just CAP calls.M1: Why? What was your CAT percentile?A: Sir, 96.64 percentileM1: You didn’t get calls from IIM Rohtak, Visakhapatnam, etc.?A: Sir, I did not apply.M1: Why? What is the problem with Rohtak? (laughs)A: (Smiles) Sir, because I had set a target for myself and wanted to apply to only Trichy, Ranchi, Raipur and the like.M1: Okay. Makes sense. I am passing this onto my colleague. She has a few questions for you.A: Sure sir.F1: Good afternoon.A: Good afternoon ma’am. How are you doing?F1: I am doing fine. Thanks. So, you organized a TEDx event. Who were the speakers?A: Told.F1: What was the biggest challenge you faced?A: Told and explained how I solved the problem.F1: Okay great. Since you belong to Siliguri, you are surrounded by hill stations like Darjeeling, Gangtok, etc. Also you are entrepreneurial, so tell me a venture that would promote the region?A: Sure ma’am. Can I take a second to think?F1: (Signals that it's okay)A: Ma’am, there are a lot of tourism companies, so we actually have a venture--F1: (Interrupts) What do you mean by we?A: Me and my family ma’am.F1: Okay, go ahead.A: Ma’am, we have formed partnerships with the gardens in Darjeeling and we take the tea that is exported to US, UK and China at a subsidized rate and we sell it Pan-India so that the countrymen can enjoy the essence of the hills. A part of the revenue is given back to women tea workers.F1: Okay, great. Tell me what is the most common semiconductor?A: Silicon ma’am.F1: Okay. What is the capital of Turkey?A: Ma’am, I am not sure.F1: Okay. I am done here. You may leave the room.A: Thank you ma’am. (Leaves)Note: I was completely unprepared for the interview and decided to wing it because I'm writing CAT 21 for better opportunities.

Machine-readable passports simply fill in the information that is already on the photo page of your passport (your last name, first & middle names, birthday, sex, the issuing country of the passport and the passport number). An old-style machine-readable passport is read optically (similar to a document scanner or camera) by the document reader, with the series of numbers at the bottom of the photo page (“<<< XXX 123 <<<”) being decoded by the computer. Biometric passports also provide the computer via the RFID chip in the passport and the RFID scanner in the document reader with the same information, along with a digital version of the photograph on your passport. Alternatively, if there is no document reader or the document reader is not available, the officer can manually key in the information.Below is the PIL query system used by CBP to scan your passport at airports and cruise ship terminals. As stated above, the blank spaces at the top of the screen are filled in by scanning your passport or alternately by manually keying in information. The digital photograph on a biometric passport is displayed in the square on the upper right corner of the screen. The highway PIL query at land borders operates on the same principle - except that the license plate information of the traveler’s vehicle is also entered into the system.After keying in the information, the computer will run the person’s names through various CBP and other law enforcement databases. Databases are kept for both immigration as well as customs violations. Searches are also run through various INTERPOL databases, the FBI’s National Crime Information Center as well as the RCMP’s Canadian Police Information Centre for any wants or warrants as well as criminality that may make the traveler inadmissible.If there is a possible name match, the system will look further at the date of birth and assign a score from 0 to 100. A 100% match is where first, middle and last names are exactly the same as well as the date of birth. Wants and warrants may also come with various cautions - such as “known to escape authority” or “violent” to allow the officer to determine what appropriate action to take.If the traveler requires a visa, the immigration box will also remind the officer to check for a visa. If the passport is detected by the computer to be fraudulent or stolen (from the INTERPOL databases) it will also be notated here.Finally, at the bottom, there are two buttons (not shown in screenshot) - “release” or “refer.” If the traveler is not to be referred to secondary inspection, the officer will click release, stamp the traveler’s passport (except for American and Canadian passports - which are stamped only upon request or at the officer’s discretion) and code the declaration form for the traveler to be released. If the officer decides that the traveler needs to be referred to secondary inspection, refer is clicked, and afterwards, it will ask the officer what type of referral (immigration secondary or customs secondary - both can be checked) and what was the reason for the referral (mandatory - ie. goods to declare or lookout on traveler, or selective - ie. traveler’s story does not add up, officer wants to investigate further). The system also generates random referrals at a 2% rate, and should there be a random referral or a lookout on the traveler, the release button is automatically blocked off. Once the traveler is referred, the officer will notate the daily “hit code” and code the referral reason on the declaration form and direct the traveler to claim his bags. The traveler’s passport will not be stamped because they have not yet been authorized to enter as they are being subject to additional inspection. The point officer (the one guarding the exit and collecting declaration forms from traveler) will check the code on the declaration card, and if the hit code is present, the traveler will be directed into secondary inspection.Regardless of whether or not you have been referred, your passage through the port will be noted into CBP’s database. Any officer on any future trip will be able to pull up the details of this passage, which notes down the date and time of the passage, the location (right down to which lane or self-service kiosk you used), the passport number of the passport used, whether or not you were referred to secondary, if you were referred, the reasons for referral and the end result of the secondary inspection. The user ID of the officer who scanned your passport is also notated down. As part of an agreement with Canada, this information is also shared with the Canada Border Services Agency, and as such entries into the US from Canada are notated as an exit record for Canada (and vice versa) - which makes it easier for Canadian authorities to crack down on potential overstayers or Canadians who are overstating their length of absence in order to claim a duty-free exemption they would in reality not be entitled to when returning to Canada.Source: I am a CBP officer