TechCrunch Article Video

From the organizers of the prior event, now turned into a TechCrunch article:

“We will at a minimum post your demo and distribute it to the 1,400+ folks who have RSVPed (they are primarily from tech, government, public health, venture, and academia). More likely, we will work with TechCrunch on a post that will be distributed to their network along with the 1,400+ folks who have RSVPed.”

Ramesh wants this next one to be reoriented around Aurora / GAEN and our mobile app framework as the primary with Safe Paths and Safe Places as secondary elements.

General Requirements

• 5 minute limit (same as before)

• 1080p source in the same google folder as before

• Narrated demo

• No spooky disappearing eyes for DC this time 😄

• Due by 9am Thursday morning Pacific time

General Flow

1. Title Screen showing “Bluetooth Exposure Notification and Contact Tracing with the PathCheck Mobile App Framework”

   1. no logos as we’re in transition, but same color scheme

2. Demo of Project Aurora reference application

   1. This is the reference application for Project Aurora, an implementation of Google Apple Exposure Notification API, also known as GAEN

   2. Here is the functionality of Aurora, as you can see, it faithfully follows the GAEN principles

   3. This app was built with GAEN module of the PathCheck Mobile App Framework. It’s just one module in the platform.

3. Title Screen showing “PathCheck Mobile App Framework”

   1. Tour of Aurora GitHub Repo which is where the Aurora code lives alongside other PathCheck Mobile App Framework code

   2. Tour of general PathCheck GitHub Repo

   3. With with PathCheck Mobile App Framework, you can build GAEN apps, GPS apps, and apps that combine GPS. It’s just a matter of building in the modules you need.

   4. Let’s see the other things you can build with the PathCheck Mobile App Framework

4. Title Screen showing “PathCheck COVID Safe Paths”

   1. The COVID Safe Paths mobile app is available today for iOS and Android

   2. Here is how Safe Places works…

   3. It’s possible to build apps with this functionality and add additional features using the code in our GitHub repo (show repo for Safe Paths)

   4. We are also working on our own Bluetooth module that offers more flexibility than what is available with GAEN.

   5. Over time there will be a number of modules that will be useful to consumers and the public health organizations they serve. We also offer optional server products that complement the apps built with the Mobile App Framework

   6. Title screen showing “PathCheck Safe Places”