11.12.2016 Today I watched a very interesting video and I'd like to tell you about it. At first, the speaker asks us to please Jane (a young woman in the photo behind him). She is currently pregnant and put on bed rest because of her preterm contractions. However, the woman does not seem to be happy about giving birth to the baby she and her husband have been waiting for a very long time. The thing is that Jane does not like hospitals because they restrict her daily activities. Moreover, she does not entrust the medical establishment. Nevertheless, Jane understands that the fact that she may have a still-born baby is devastating. The speaker says with a large smile that his colleagues and he have found a way to help the likes of Jane. He displays a small computer chip to the public and declares that this tiny gadget can get information about human's body such as temperature, heart tension and so on. This system is not as repellent as the idea of staying at the hospital for weeks, is this? However, the speaker says that they have a problem - the way they manufacture this computer chip is ineffective until people want to use it. Now it's obvious why Jane still looks a little worried. The crux of the matter is that she does not want her personal information to be sent to the could on the Internet where it can be stolen. The speaker clarifies the situation by saying that her personal data can be sent to her smartphone, as well. In conclusion, the scientist emphasises that the prospect of having a gadget that brings hospital care to the home is extremely appealing to insurance companies because it is better to pay only a dollar for a small chip rather than 10 dollars if something bad happens to a baby.