Lithium - The People's Sense - IoT community safety app, alerting everyone nearby

@gabriel_pintea congratulations on the launch, best of luck today 🦄♥️

@orchyan Thanks a lot! Goodluck to you as well! 💪

@shivam_tiwari24 Hey, thank you so much!

@german_merlo1 Thanks a lot! It is nice seeing people understand the idea and the importance of having safer communities, using the community itself actually, by leveraging technology to alert each other and get the life-saving moments to react in case of emergency. We can do good and this is just a tool empowering people with real time data on the surroundings.

@catcat_fist I couldn't say it better! This is exactly what Lithium is about. Thank you!

@shahmir_faisal Thank you!

@naveed_rehman Thanks for understanding the potential of this solution. 🙏 It is built to empower people with real time data and potentially save lives. Very good idea of targeting NGOs and GOVs. We have that already on our list, along hospitals, elderly care institutions, schools, shopping malls and residential neighbourhoods. Also, very good point in contacting places prone to natural disasters. 👏

@cryptoved Hey, that is exactly what happened! 👏 When we saw there is the infrastructure that IoT industry awaited for tens of years, there was no doubt we should use it. Actually, the Helium infrastructure was one of the reasons we have started to build such a great project to help all of us and leverage its public and large scale nature to create a real large scale use case. I am glad someone noticed this and understands that crypto projects can also create good things in the world, if used the right way. 🔗💪🌍

@venky_venky4 That is a great question! 💪 People all over the world are installing compatible IoT safety sensors, such as smoke sensor, water leakage sensor, panic buttons, door/window security sensor, motion sensor, and many more. FInd them here: https://lithium-app.com/the-sensors When a sensor triggers, it sends a signal to the nearest Helium gateway, even miles away. So you don't need to have such a gateway, as a neighbour or friend has one for sure. The data is then send over the Helium network, data integrity is assured using Blockchain and then forwarded to the Lithium servers. The current location of the user's mobile device is used to compute a Hexagonal Geographic cell, as we are using the Uber's system, H3 - Hexagonal hierarchical geo-spatial indexing system, and this cell is matched with the neighbouring hexagonal cells to check for existing emergencies. In this way we are privacy oriented, we do not store user's precise location, and have implemented the Check In mechanism, which allows users to voluntarily subscribe to their current location to get notifications. Of course, if they want to get notifications from somewhere else, remotely, they can do so, using Places. Find more on https://lithium-app.com/#about Moreover, we do not need personal information, we are just matching user's hexagonal cell with sensor's location in case of an emergency. On the map there is a pin marker with relevant information, such as, category of the event, time of detection and distance to the point. Thank you!

@eugene_lipski Hey, thanks! 🙏🌍

@kgrebenjukov Thank you very much! This is indeed the main idea, to create something meaningful for the community, and to empower people around with real time data on their surroundings, so we can react faster in case of emergency. I think that building things that matter for a better world is one of the best achievements for me.