Prof Jon Whittle; Head of the School of Computing and Communications, University of Lancaster: the uses for temporary digital tattoos, and how to make them – this will in part be an interactive session in which members’ suggestions and, if appropriate, future involvement will be sought. http://dhaca.org.uk/dhaca-day-vi-presentations-and-brief-summary/

1. Next Generation Wearables for Health and
Well-Being
Sep 22, 2015
Prof. Jon Whittle, Head of School of Computing and Communications
@jonathw

3. Access ASD

5. Key Findings (so far)
• Need for customization
– Variety of devices
– Variety of triggers
– Variety of data ownership models

6. Snap: personalized,
customizable
anxiety
management

8. Key Findings (so far)
• Data-wise again everyone is different:
– Review weekly with support worker
– Review instantly
– Data visualisation as a “calming game”
• Cloud
– Concerns over what happens to the data
– “personal” cloud data store