Reliable Bluetooth communication and range finding across a wide range of mobile devices.
Herald was accepted to LFPH on January 28, 2021.
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Herald was mentioned in this report from @MITLL . The Herald Project is also the home of the original OpenTrace repositories from @GovTechSG ...
We're proud to announce version 2.2.0 of Herald Proximity has just been released! Lots of reliability and battery use improvements, and a more frequent release cycle now for project improvements. Release details on our website:
Version 2.2.0 Released
Herald Version 2.2.0 Released
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Quick poll: If The Herald Project were to release a hackable eHealth wearable hardware kit, and/or Smart Hospitals/Building IoT kit, would you buy such a kit? (Like Raspberry Pi Foundation do for end user computing, but health focused) Please RT @LFPubHealth @openuk_uk
Ben Kresge, Computer Science major @WPI. He has been researching methods to improve distance estimation in the @OOeducation app using Bluetooth proximity data through @HeraldProximity
Great news! A new Herald beta release for iOS!!! Data Analysis API improvements, and laying the groundwork for the future Exposure and Risk API across all platforms!
New Blog Post from The Herald Project - Introducing the Herald Bluetooth MESH API. This will power our work on Smart Hospitals, aiming to improve clinical staff, patients & visitors lives. Blog post: & Demo overview: https://t.co/wf6RHpii1G @LFPubHealth
Introducing the Herald Bluetooth MESH API
Introducing the Herald Bluetooth MESH API
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Herald was featured second in @vmwopensource's 2021 review of the top Open Source projects! Read about it here: Herald originated in @VMware before being donated to @lfpubhealth in Feb 2021, and 2 of our contributors, @adamfowleruk and @robbiej, work there

ICYMI: A Recap of 2021 in VMware Open Source Blogs
Let’s recap the blogs that resonated most within our open source community and provide a peek into the trend...
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We've released Beta 2 of Herald for C++ with the Exposure and Risk API. A sample Risk Model including multiple dynamic variables (Proximity (via RSSI) and Light (indoor vs outdoor)) and static variables (age) is provided. #SARSCoV2 #COVID19 @LFPubHealth

Release Version 2.1.0-beta2 Released · theheraldproject/herald-for-cpp
2.1.0-beta2 release of Herald for C++. New features:- C++ herald wearable sample has much more reliable scanning, d...
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