A smart mirror to promote a healthy lifestyle

Colantonio, Sara; Coppini, Giuseppe; Germanese, Danila; Giorgi, Daniela; Magrini, Massimo; Marraccini, Paolo; Martinelli, Massimo; Morales, Maria Aurora; Pascali, Maria Antonietta; Raccichini, Giovanni; Righi, Marco; Salvetti, Ovidio

doi:10.1016/j.biosystemseng.2015.06.008

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“…Contactless sensors and cameras have been demonstrated in the Wize Mirror, a mirror that uses visual data to track weight gain and signs of stress, multispectral cameras to analyze skin tissue for cholesterol levels, and gas sensors to analyze the breath for alcohol or tobacco (31). Urine contains biomarkers, such as metabolites, proteins, exosomes, and nucleic acids, that provide rich information on diseases ranging from urinary tract infections to bladder and prostate cancer.…”

Section: Passive Monitoring and The Smart Home: The Engine That Nevermentioning

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Toward achieving precision health

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Health care systems primarily focus on patients after they present with disease, not before. The emerging field of precision health encourages disease prevention and earlier detection by monitoring health and disease based on an individual’s risk. Active participation in health care can be encouraged with continuous health-monitoring devices, providing a higher-resolution picture of human health and disease. However, the development of monitoring technologies must prioritize the collection of actionable data and long-term user engagement.

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“…heart rate [30] and respiratory motion [31]. Monitoring over time the semeiotic face signs have also been uses to assess cardio-metabolic risks [32].…”

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Computer vision for active and assisted living

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Active and Assisted Living: Technologies and Applications

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“…It has the potential to be used for smart mirrors, smartphone rear displays and other information presentation displays. [10][11] Moreover, the contrast ratio was significantly enhanced to 8 times as compared to that of conventional dye-doped ECB devices, besides, it requires a low driving voltage along with easy fabrication.…”

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P‐106: Guest‐Host Liquid Crystal Devices Utilizing Dichroic Dye and Its Application

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Wide application of dichroic dye-doped liquid crystal device (DLCD) devices has been proposed, which removes conventional film-type polarizer in reflective LCD and OLED. Combination of DLCD, quarter-wave film and reflector can realize effective reflective LCD. In addition, by replacing conventional polarizer to switchable DLCD in OLED, the proper level of a low reflection is achieved, and more interestingly high brightness OLED can be realized if the optic axis of DLC is switched to vertical alignment when there is no ambient light, which could save power consumption and life time of OLED. Further DLCD can be applied to bi-functional device functioning as both smart mirror and light shutter.

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A smart mirror to promote a healthy lifestyle

Cited by 39 publications

References 26 publications

Toward achieving precision health

Toward achieving precision health

Computer vision for active and assisted living

P‐106: Guest‐Host Liquid Crystal Devices Utilizing Dichroic Dye and Its Application

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