This project develops software for tracking person’s everyday activities to help improve their quality of life (see also Quantified Self and Activity tracker).
Problem Description: “Safe Sharing of Population Descriptors” [PDF document]
Developed in the Fall 2019 semester by Pratik Mistry, Shounak Rangwala, Amod Deo, Pranit Ghag, Sen Zhang, Pranav Shivkumar, Swapnil Kamate, Vikhyat Dhamija, and Lizhe Wei
Project report #3 (final), team #2, Fall 2019
[PDF document; size: approx 2.1 MBytes]
Project files, team #2, Fall 2019.
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Developed in the Fall 2019 semester by Rizwan Chowdhury, Nathaniel Arussy, Dang Khoa Dinh, Smeet Kathiria, Eric Rivera, Hersh Shrivastava, Suva Shahria, and Khalid Akash
Project report #3 (final), team #5, Fall 2019
[PDF document; size: approx 4.6 MBytes]
Project files, team #5, Fall 2019.
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Developed in the Fall 2014 semester by Yuanxi Li, Xiaoran Fan, Lun Li, Jingsong Yuan, and Tian Xie
Project report #3 (final), team #5, Fall 2014
[PDF document; size: approx 9.4 MBytes]
Project files, team #5, Fall 2014.
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Developed in the Spring 2014 semester by Kenny Bambridge, Jonathan Chang, Samani Gikandi, Tae-Min Kim, Nikhil Shenoy, and Revan Sopher
Project report #3 (final), team #12, Spring 2014
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Project files, team #12, Spring 2014.
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Developed in the Fall 2013 semester by Cagdas Karatas, Chenyun Lan, Jianjun Zhu, Mridula Krishnapur, Yangkai Zhou, and Zeya Zhang
Project report #3 (final), team #7, Fall 2013
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Project files, team #7, Fall 2013.
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Developed in the Fall 2013 semester by Angjie Li, Anqi Yan, Prakhar Srivastava, Sang Lin, Siyuan Li, and Yadvaindera Sood
Project report #3 (final), team #8, Fall 2013
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Project files, team #8, Fall 2013.
[ZIP file; size: approx 11 MBytes]
Developed in the Fall 2012 semester by Mateus Santos, Abdul Hassan, Kevin Kobilinski, Daihou Wang, Brien Range, and Sujana Gangadharbatla
Project report #3 (final), team #1, Fall 2012
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Project files, team #1, Fall 2012.
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Developed in the Fall 2012 semester by Jay Takle, Prasoon Mishra, Bhumika Singh, Anu Liz Tom, Anusha Vutukuri, and Vinayak Pothineni
Project report #3 (final), team #2, Fall 2012
[PDF document; size: approx 2.8 MBytes]
Project files, team #2, Fall 2012.
[ZIP file; size: approx 11 MBytes]
Developed in the Fall 2012 semester by Ajinkya Bilolikar, Amanbir Singh, Jagbir Singh, Siddhesh Surve, Swapnil Sarode, and Yanze Zhang
Project report #3 (final), team #3, Fall 2012
[PDF document; size: approx 3 MBytes]
Project files, team #3, Fall 2012.
[ZIP file; size: approx 17 MBytes]
Related: Quantified Self and Connected Health, at Wikipedia
HeiaHeia — a web/mobile startup providing a wellness motivation tool, free to individuals and licenseable by organizations (e.g. employee wellness programs).
Slideshow: Health devices that launched at CES 2013
Self-tracking, self-monitoring, and using smartphone peripherals to encourage health habits are emerging as big themes at this year’s CES, getting coverage not just in the tech press, but also in mainstream outlets like CNN and the Wall Street Journal.
By Jonah Comstock | Jan 10, 2013
Wired Issue 17.07: Living by Numbers, July 2012
Know Thyself: Tracking Every Facet of Life, From Sleep to Mood to Pain.
The Measured Man, The Atlantic, July/August 2012
Larry Smarr, an astrophysicist turned computer scientist, has a new
project: charting his every bodily function in minute detail. What he’s
discovering may be the future of health care.
By Mark Bowden
The Secret to Losing Weight, According to My New High-Tech Fitness Monitor, Is (Wait for It …) Walking, The Atlantic, January 22, 2013.
Discusses American walking habits and how fitness-tracking gadgets
could help..
By Alexis C. Madrigal
How I Quantified Myself, IEEE Spectrum, September 2012
Can self-measurement gadgets help us live healthier and better lives?
By Emily Waltz
The quantified self: Counting every moment | The Economist, Mar 3rd 2012
Technology and health: Measuring your everyday activities can help
improve your quality of life, according to aficionados of
“self-tracking”.
Medical Body Area Networks - High Level Overview, EEWeb, Nov 05, 2012
How MBANs provide a cost-effective way to monitor every patient in a
healthcare institution, so clinicians can provide realtime and accurate
data, allowing them to intervene and save lives.
by Bob Heile - Chariman and CEO of ZigBee Allianc
Move It, Lazy Bones: 4 Body Monitors Tested
WIRED Roundups, Sports & Outdoors
Reviewed by Nathan Hurst | April 24, 2012
Your Body Is an API: 9 Gadgets for Tracking Health and Fitness
WIRED Gadget Lab
By John Bradley | February 9, 2012
Health-Monitoring Devices Market Outpaces Telehealth, InformationWeek, June 01, 2012
Market for consumer devices to monitor conditions such as high blood pressure is growing faster than telehealth systems, says IMS Research study.
By Anthony Vecchione
10 Wearable Devices To Keep Patients Healthy,
InformationWeek, 05/16/2012
Wearable devices equipped with sensors, Web connections, or both, help consumers and healthcare providers track health and fitness. Take a look at what’s possible now.
By Marianne Kolbasuk McGee
Forget Google Glasses: Meet Wearable Health Monitors,
InformationWeek, April 12, 2012
Some gadgets do cool tricks and some save lives. Seamless integration with Bluetooth 4.0-enabled smartphones brings tiny devices worn beneath garments, watching the well-being of the elderly, student athletes.
By Ken Terry
Best personal health monitors tested, Wired, 23 February 2012
By Tom Cheshire
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