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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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Singapore's contributions add to the fact that Herald is already in use in Australia and Canada. It provides a great alternative to GAEN for those looking to run a bluetooth-based exposure notification program. https://t.co/u2dJi2Gok9
Another great article about Herald and OpenTrace!
The Herald Project are proud to announce that @GovTechSG have donated #OpenTrace to our project, part of @LFPubHealth ! We're now working on an OpenTrace v2 end-to-end Digital Contact Tracing system designed to be easy to adopt by all. #dct #COVID19
Singapore’s GovTech donates OpenTrace to Linux Foundation Public Health’s Herald Project
Singapore’s GovTech donates OpenTrace to Linux Foundation Public Health’s Herald Project
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Is Digital Contact Tracing (DCT) still needed? @adamfowleruk, lead maintainer of Herald, talks about the ongoing need for DCT for this and future pandemics, and how the technology needs to evolve. @LFPubHealth
Why Digital Contact Tracing is still needed
We’re now over a year since the first national lockdowns due to SARS-CoV-2 (COVID-19). In this post we look ...
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