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Ting
An app to detect stress level and offer meditation
Mobile phone devices are now a crucial device in our lives. As we spend more time on these devices, there is potential harm induced for mobile device users. However, at the same time, recent machine learning algorithms have enabled ways to understand the mental state of the users’ through the various mobile phone activity data collected from the devices. Combined together with micro meditation methodologies, we introduce “Ting”: a combination of a stress level detector judging from mobile keyboard input and an interaction design intervention that offsets the stressful feeling of the user by asking the user to take 30-second micro-meditation.
We are honored and delighted to be selected as one of the winners for iF DESIGN TALENT AWARD 2019_02. As a team consisted of UX designer, data scientist, and creative technologist, we have put a lot of effort into the project and working on this idea. We would also like to thank our instructors, Prof. Rosalind Picard, Prof. Cynthia Breazeal, and Dr. Hae Won Park at MIT for providing us mentorship along with the project.
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