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Partners HealthCare Connected Health '15 Pitch-Off: Emotion Sensing
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All innovators welcome! This is an open call to any clinician or clinician-in-training anywhere in the world to submit ideas to use emotion-sensing technologies to improve healthcare. Applications can be in any setting, from the clinic to the classroom to the patient's home or anywhere else the technology can be applied to improve healthcare.
All innovators welcome! This is an open call to any clinician or clinician-in-training anywhere in the world to submit ideas to use emotion-sensing technologies to improve healthcare. Applications...Read More
Awards
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Emotion Sensing Finalists
Five finalists will be chosen from the online challenge to present at the Partners HealthCare cHealth ’15 Pitch-Off: Emotion Sensing as part of the 2015 Partners Connected Health Symposium.
Finalists
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Biomarker-guided integrative behavioral medicine in the APP era: Accountability analytics
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Valera Health: Personalizing Behavioral Health using Population Health and Individual Analytics
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Utilizing Emotion Sensing Technology in Coaching for Fear of Speaking and Communication Apprehension
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ForceCalm: An App to Assess and Address Emotional State in Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder
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Decision Support App for newly diagnosed patients with brain tumor
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The American Resident Project Award
The winner of the American Resident Project Award will be profiled in a professional video produced by The American Resident Project and promoted through multiple media channels. This winner will be decided based on the live presentations of the finalists at the Partners HealthCare cHealth ’15 Pitch-Off: Emotion Sensing on October 28 in Boston.
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Emotional Sciences Award
Five finalists will be invited to present at the Partners HealthCare cHealth ’15 Pitch-Off: Emotion Sensing event on October 28 in Boston. At that Pitch-Off, five judges will chose one finalist to receive the Emotional Sciences Award for best use of technology that interprets emotion from open text data. Each of the three finalists will receive free use of Emo technologies along with prizes from Empatica and InteraXon.
Click here to learn more about Emotional Sciences.
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Empatica Award: Embrace Wristwatch
Five finalists will be invited to present at the Partners HealthCare cHealth ’15 Pitch-Off: Emotion Sensing event on October 28 in Boston. At that Pitch-Off, five judges will chose one finalist to receive the Empatica Award for best use of devices to monitor physiological signals to interpret human behavior in real life settings. Each of the three finalists will receive two free Embrace wristbands along with prizes from InteraXon and Emotional Sciences.
Embrace is a watch that looks great on anyone. It can track your activity, stress and overall balance. Embrace makes it very easy to monitor physiological stress, arousal, sleep and physical activity.
Embrace measures skin conductance, temperature, and motion.
Click here to learn more about Empatica. Click here to learn more about the Embrace Watch.
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InteraXon Award: MUSE--the brain sensing headband
Five finalists will be invited to present at the Partners HealthCare cHealth ’15 Pitch-Off: Emotion Sensing event on October 28 in Boston. At that Pitch-Off, five judges will chose one finalist to receive the InteraXon Award for best use of brain sensing technology to improve healthcare. Each of the three finalists will receive two Muse brain sensing headbands along with prizes from Emotional Scienes and Empatica.
In 2014, InteraXon launched their first product, Muse: the brain sensing headband. Meditation made easy. Take the guesswork out of meditation with real-time feedback from Muse: the brain sensing headband.
InteraXon is a Toronto-based innovator in the field of brain-sensing technology, with a history of designing memorable experiences from a levitating chair to a brain powered beer tap. Over 50,000 people have experienced InteraXon’s brain-sensing technology, and this continues to grow.
Click here to learn more about InteraXon. Click here to learn more about the technology that the Muse uses.
