Engaging with Children Using Augmented Reality on Clothing to Prevent Them from Smoking

Abstract

with children about negative health effects of other harmful habits such as alcohol or drug consumption.

Augmented and Virtual Reality-Driven Interventions for Healthy Behavior Change: A Systematic Review

“…2020 [17] child own eating behavior in the future after interacting with a VR-based Diet between age system where they select food for their child and receive feedback in 3 and 7 form of educational message about healthy feeding based on their choice. Borovanska 17 Adolescents Analyzed the efect of using an AR-driven technology to create an Smoke X et al 2020 [4] informative awareness of the consequences of smoking in 3 human Cessation organs (lungs, ribs, and heart) to children from age 5 to 13 years to put them of this unhealthy habit. Wu et al…”

“…One can arguably say that behavioral change interventions need this feature to easily show the adverse efects of unhealthy behaviors and the beneft of healthy behaviors. For example, the AR-driven intervention designed by Borovanska et al [4] used Unity engine imported assets like 3D Slicer, 3ds Max, and ZBrush to animate the human lungs, ribs, and the heart when they are in healthy and unhealthy states due to constant smoking. Figure 7 from Borovanska et al [4] explain the AR simulation efects of a smoking scene, showing the diferent appearances of the heart and the lungs.…”

“…For example, the AR-driven intervention designed by Borovanska et al [4] used Unity engine imported assets like 3D Slicer, 3ds Max, and ZBrush to animate the human lungs, ribs, and the heart when they are in healthy and unhealthy states due to constant smoking. Figure 7 from Borovanska et al [4] explain the AR simulation efects of a smoking scene, showing the diferent appearances of the heart and the lungs. Similarly, VR-based interventions in [18,27,49] simulated various driving scenes that can potentially cause harm to human health when driving under the infuence of alcohol or drugs.…”

“…Tunneling (8 papers), personalization (7 papers), and selfmonitoring (5 papers). The simulation was generally adopted to depict the cause and efect of unhealthy behaviors like unhealthy eating behavior [17,26], personal hygiene [8], body injury [50], and smoking [4]. This helps app users to see the impact of their unhealthy behavior and make a quick decision on whether to change or not.…”

“…Suggestion strategy provide useful information and tips on how to achieve sustained behavior change. It is used to avoid smoking [4,16], eat healthy [13], and avoid overdrinking [36,49]. Reminder strategy was implemented as prompt messages to remind users to continue eating healthy [13], maintain good hygiene [8], and body posture while working [48].…”