叫叫 AED 就是「雜訊空投」隊在智慧城市黑客松拿到實踐家評審大獎的方案（哲宇 2026-10-01 確認）。
1TB 硬碟根目錄有兩份 PDF：〈叫叫AED 人物總覽〉6 頁，建立時間 2016 年 3 月 13 日 09:46，和〈系統架構〉3 頁，同日 12:05 建立，兩份都落在 3 月 12 日到 13 日的黑客松期間。同一個位置還有〈雜訊空投(送印版)-02.png〉，是四位隊員的照片海報，有人臉，所以沒放。
總覽第一頁把現有資源放在左邊：AED 分布地圖、緊急電話服務 #111、1999 市民專線、急救後送系統。右邊是 IOT 裝置加傳統 AED，目標寫「增強使用頻率」，標出警示聲響與快速抵達。第 2、3 頁寫黃金救援時間從 0 分鐘到 5 分鐘，傳統 AED 單位成本 NTD 200,000、使用率低於 3.7%，加上裝置後單位成本多 2,000、使用率估計 20% 到 40%。第 4 到 6 頁是藍底的卡通角色，有求救的人、擔架、戴帽子的路人、AED 機器和舉著「市民專線 1999」牌子的角色，這裡沒有放。
系統架構圖的標題旁是「叫叫AED」標誌與 You、NOW、HERO 三張小貼紙。求救手機撥打 111，只需要 3G 以上的 GSM 就能追蹤位置與持續通話，中間是 NodeJS 伺服器，接 1999 市民熱線與消防局定位系統，AED 端用 Raspi 或一般平板，帶 GPS、三軸方向偵測、語音與 wifi 模組，並串連醫院 API。架構圖的第 2、3 頁是零件與外殼尺寸草圖，這裡沒有放。
Jiao-Jiao AED is the proposal with which the team Noise Airdrop won the makers' jury grand prize at the Smart City Hackathon (confirmed by him on 1 October 2026).
The root of the 1TB drive holds two PDFs: the six-page “Jiao-Jiao AED overview”, created at 09:46 on 13 March 2016, and the three-page “System architecture”, created at 12:05 the same day. Both fall within the hackathon of 12 and 13 March. The same place also holds “Noise Airdrop (print version)-02.png”, a photo poster of four team members; it shows faces, so it is not shown.
On the left of the first overview page are the existing resources: an AED distribution map, the emergency phone service #111, the 1999 citizen hotline and the ambulance transfer system. On the right are an IoT device and a traditional AED, with the goal “raise frequency of use”, marking an alarm sound and faster arrival. Pages 2 and 3 show the golden rescue window from 0 to 5 minutes, a traditional AED at NT$200,000 per unit and under 3.7% use, and, with the device added, 2,000 more per unit and an estimated 20% to 40% use. Pages 4 to 6 are cartoon characters on blue: a person in need, a stretcher, a passer-by in a hat, AED machines and a character holding a “citizen hotline 1999” sign, which are not shown here.
Beside the title of the architecture diagram are the “Jiao-Jiao AED” logo and three small stickers reading You, NOW and HERO. The caller's phone dials 111 and needs only a 3G or better GSM connection to be tracked and stay on a call. A NodeJS server sits in the middle and connects to the 1999 citizen hotline and the fire department's positioning system. The AED end uses a Raspi or an ordinary tablet with GPS, three-axis direction sensing, voice and wifi modules, and links to hospital APIs. Pages 2 and 3 of the architecture file are sketches of components and casing dimensions, which are not shown here.
