“…The development of any system for the management of biomedical data should be followed by evaluating its usability, which aims to understand whether a such system is easy to use and has the appropriate functionality for the users. A method commonly employed to assess usability is the System Usability Scale (SUS), which has been applied in several situations such as the evaluation of a mobile application that helps to improve gait in people with PD (Garzo et al, 2018), an augmented reality game to evaluate the extremity of upper limb impairment in stroke (Bank et al, 2018) and PD patients (Bank et al, 2018;Van der Meulen et al, 2016), evaluating a mobile application for mental health monitoring that collect physiological signals, activity, and environmental data (Kamdar & Wu, 2016), testing the usability of augmented reality software in food advertising via smartphone (Wijaya, Munandar & Utaminingrum, 2019), learning evaluation of a management web system (Katsanos, Tselios & Xenos, 2012), evaluation of a multimedia interface for learning English (Devy, Wibirama & Santosa, 2018), and also to test e-commerce application on smartphones (Indriana & Adzani, 2017).…”