ULTIMATE WEARABLES: INteractive Implants June 24, 2015
2 UEGroup SILICON VALLEY tony@uegroup.com
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today’s talk ๏ The opportunity ๏ Our work ๏ What we learned ๏ Reality ๏ Implications for UX and the future
Light surgical imagery
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the opportunity
Identity
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Augmented memory
Disease sensors
Blood glucose Kidney function Liver function Heart rate Hydration Cancer cells Predict heart attack O2
Onboard information: medical alerts and records
Augmented function
A cure for paralysis
Communication
Internet of things
Internet of us
Information sharing
our work
desktop mobile wearable biometric wearable inert implant passive implant active implant augmenting implant cyborg
5 minute backgrounder
BCI
BCI Brain-Computer Interface
Neuroprosthetics
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Neurostimulators
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benefits include ๏ Reduction in drugs ๏ Improved quality of life ๏ Prevent amputation ๏ Prevent suicide
Project APPROACH ๏ Understand the technology • A lot of research and conversations in advance ๏ Understand the people • Su...
Project APPROACH ๏ Models and prototypes • Also covering entire ecosystem ๏ Iterative testing • Patients and medical profe...
Discovery
Understand the native environment
WHAT WAS LEARNED
Things are complicated
doctors and clinician ๏ Effectiveness trumps all other considerations ๏ Technology not clearly understood • Limited resear...
Patients ๏ Technology beyond their comprehension ๏ Education resources limited ๏ Often not using device correctly ๏ Pieces...
Patients ๏ Effectiveness can diminish ๏ The younger, the more control desired ๏ Don’t want to stand out ๏ Family support i...
Power is a huge issue
Choices ๏ Primary cell • Does not require charging • Requires surgery to replace ๏ Recharging • Longer device lifetime • C...
Recharging ๏ Direct connection • Quick • Causes heat inside body • Very prone to infection ๏ Inductive • Device completely...
Feelings can be profound
People don’t want to criticize what have given them so much
Emotional demanding for researchers
OUR DESIGNS
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Industrial Design
55% 1 Morning Level Main Menu i-Sculpt Restore to Clinic Settings SelectBack Spread EGL Scan French Accept Spread 120µS St...
Rethinking of feedback
reality
Medical procedure
Risks and dangers
Power source is an issue
Wifi and Bluetooth
Movement within body
Long-term comfort
Psychological impact
Regret
Security
Hacking danger
Privacy
Upgrading
Needing an implant is not the same as wanting an implant
The future
Injectables
Soft materials
Nano devices
Kinetic power
Last thought
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Thank you
Questions? tony@uegroup.com
Explore flow 116
Robust prototypes 117
Remote Control Testing
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Surgical Tablet Interface
Consumer Tablet
Cranial Electrodes
Imaging
Before and After
The Ultimate Wearables: Interactive Implants - Tony Fernandes
The Ultimate Wearables: Interactive Implants - Tony Fernandes
The Ultimate Wearables: Interactive Implants - Tony Fernandes
The Ultimate Wearables: Interactive Implants - Tony Fernandes
The Ultimate Wearables: Interactive Implants - Tony Fernandes
The Ultimate Wearables: Interactive Implants - Tony Fernandes
The Ultimate Wearables: Interactive Implants - Tony Fernandes
The Ultimate Wearables: Interactive Implants - Tony Fernandes
The Ultimate Wearables: Interactive Implants - Tony Fernandes
The Ultimate Wearables: Interactive Implants - Tony Fernandes
The Ultimate Wearables: Interactive Implants - Tony Fernandes
The Ultimate Wearables: Interactive Implants - Tony Fernandes
The Ultimate Wearables: Interactive Implants - Tony Fernandes
The Ultimate Wearables: Interactive Implants - Tony Fernandes
The Ultimate Wearables: Interactive Implants - Tony Fernandes
The Ultimate Wearables: Interactive Implants - Tony Fernandes
The Ultimate Wearables: Interactive Implants - Tony Fernandes
The Ultimate Wearables: Interactive Implants - Tony Fernandes
The Ultimate Wearables: Interactive Implants - Tony Fernandes
The Ultimate Wearables: Interactive Implants - Tony Fernandes
The Ultimate Wearables: Interactive Implants - Tony Fernandes
The Ultimate Wearables: Interactive Implants - Tony Fernandes
The Ultimate Wearables: Interactive Implants - Tony Fernandes
The Ultimate Wearables: Interactive Implants - Tony Fernandes
The Ultimate Wearables: Interactive Implants - Tony Fernandes
The Ultimate Wearables: Interactive Implants - Tony Fernandes
The Ultimate Wearables: Interactive Implants - Tony Fernandes
The Ultimate Wearables: Interactive Implants - Tony Fernandes
The Ultimate Wearables: Interactive Implants - Tony Fernandes
The Ultimate Wearables: Interactive Implants - Tony Fernandes
The Ultimate Wearables: Interactive Implants - Tony Fernandes
The Ultimate Wearables: Interactive Implants - Tony Fernandes
The Ultimate Wearables: Interactive Implants - Tony Fernandes
The Ultimate Wearables: Interactive Implants - Tony Fernandes
The Ultimate Wearables: Interactive Implants - Tony Fernandes
The Ultimate Wearables: Interactive Implants - Tony Fernandes
The Ultimate Wearables: Interactive Implants - Tony Fernandes
The Ultimate Wearables: Interactive Implants - Tony Fernandes
The Ultimate Wearables: Interactive Implants - Tony Fernandes
The Ultimate Wearables: Interactive Implants - Tony Fernandes
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Wearables are a quickly evolving part of the technology landscape and are beginning to add value to people's lives. The idea of having controllable implants to enhance human performance or add convenience has to date been the stuff of science fiction. The thought of using technology in this way immediately brings up ethical, privacy, and health issues. However, this type of implant already exists and is in use today. [COMPANY NAME] partnered with [COMPANY NAME] to design medical implants that live in the body but can be controlled from outside the body using a simple remote control to address perceptions of pain and to stop involuntary tremors. [COMPANY NAME] will present its research and design journey and the impact it had on the researchers/designers, the patients, and the implication of this type of technology on the future of UX.

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  1. 1. ULTIMATE WEARABLES: INteractive Implants June 24, 2015
  2. 2. 2 UEGroup SILICON VALLEY tony@uegroup.com
  3. 3. 4
  4. 4. 5
  5. 5. 7
  6. 6. today’s talk ๏ The opportunity ๏ Our work ๏ What we learned ๏ Reality ๏ Implications for UX and the future
  7. 7. Light surgical imagery
  8. 8. 14
  9. 9. 15
  10. 10. 16
  11. 11. 17
  12. 12. 18
  13. 13. 20
  14. 14. the opportunity
  15. 15. Identity
  16. 16. 24
  17. 17. Augmented memory
  18. 18. Disease sensors
  19. 19. Blood glucose Kidney function Liver function Heart rate Hydration Cancer cells Predict heart attack O2
  20. 20. Onboard information: medical alerts and records
  21. 21. Augmented function
  22. 22. A cure for paralysis
  23. 23. Communication
  24. 24. Internet of things
  25. 25. Internet of us
  26. 26. Information sharing
  27. 27. our work
  28. 28. desktop mobile wearable biometric wearable inert implant passive implant active implant augmenting implant cyborg
  29. 29. 5 minute backgrounder
  30. 30. BCI
  31. 31. BCI Brain-Computer Interface
  32. 32. Neuroprosthetics
  33. 33. 41
  34. 34. Neurostimulators
  35. 35. 44
  36. 36. 45
  37. 37. 46
  38. 38. 47
  39. 39. 48
  40. 40. 49
  41. 41. 53
  42. 42. benefits include ๏ Reduction in drugs ๏ Improved quality of life ๏ Prevent amputation ๏ Prevent suicide
  43. 43. Project APPROACH ๏ Understand the technology • A lot of research and conversations in advance ๏ Understand the people • Surgeons • Nurses and PAs • Patients • Family members ๏ Develop initial design ideas • Covering entire ecosystem
  44. 44. Project APPROACH ๏ Models and prototypes • Also covering entire ecosystem ๏ Iterative testing • Patients and medical professionals ๏ Deliver production designs ๏ Go on to next generation
  45. 45. Discovery
  46. 46. Understand the native environment
  47. 47. WHAT WAS LEARNED
  48. 48. Things are complicated
  49. 49. doctors and clinician ๏ Effectiveness trumps all other considerations ๏ Technology not clearly understood • Limited research • Therapy varies ๏ Need/want simplicity ๏ Speed is critical ๏ Patients viewed as weak link • “Can’t be trusted”
  50. 50. Patients ๏ Technology beyond their comprehension ๏ Education resources limited ๏ Often not using device correctly ๏ Pieces often misplaced
  51. 51. Patients ๏ Effectiveness can diminish ๏ The younger, the more control desired ๏ Don’t want to stand out ๏ Family support is critical
  52. 52. Power is a huge issue
  53. 53. Choices ๏ Primary cell • Does not require charging • Requires surgery to replace ๏ Recharging • Longer device lifetime • Charging depends on use
  54. 54. Recharging ๏ Direct connection • Quick • Causes heat inside body • Very prone to infection ๏ Inductive • Device completely inside body • Longer recharge • Accurate placement needed • Has to be close to the surface
  55. 55. Feelings can be profound
  56. 56. People don’t want to criticize what have given them so much
  57. 57. Emotional demanding for researchers
  58. 58. OUR DESIGNS
  59. 59. 80
  60. 60. Industrial Design
  61. 61. 55% 1 Morning Level Main Menu i-Sculpt Restore to Clinic Settings SelectBack Spread EGL Scan French Accept Spread 120µS Strength Programs ProgramsP Stimulation Areas Main Menu System Settings Programs Stimulation Areas Main Menu System Settings Programs Stimulation Areas Main Menu System Settings Morning1 Night2 Program 33 4 Options Change Programs Program / copy to: Available program slot Active Program Empty Program Slot / copy to: Clinician program can not be overwritten Save Copy to ... Copy to ... Delete Program Activated Program Saved Program Restored Program Deleted Yes No Restore Program 1 ‘Morning’ to Clinic Settings? Yes No Overwrite Program 4 ‘Empty’ Yes No Delete ‘Program 3’? Stimulation Areas Lower Back Lower BackA HipB Left LegC Left Leg 2D Sensation i-Sculpt Compare Lower Back Strength 4.6 mA Lower Back Sensation 200Hz Lower BackLower Back Return to i-Sculpt Discard and Exit Compare to Old Lower Back Stimulating New Settings Yes No Lower Back Discard Changes to ‘Lower Back’? Yes No Lower Back Accept Changes to ‘Lower Back’? Press Side Button to Unlock Stimulation OFF Stimulation ON Unlock All top bars change to red when Adv. Mode is activated. Home Programs P System Settings Remote Settings System Info Clinician Mode Remote Settings Alert Volume Screen Brightness Languages Alert Volume Screen Brightness Alert VolumeScreen Brightness Italian Spanish Languages German SelectBack English English selected System Info Remote Info Implant Info Impedances Remote Info Serial Number SC-508392938 Battery Voltage 4.5 V Battery Status ? Firmware Version 1.2 Implant Info Serial Number SC-508392938 Battery Voltage 4.5 V Battery Status ? Implant Type 1.2 Implant Info Lead Type M-2357 IPG Temperature 40.3 C Battery Impedance ? Reset Counter 1.2 Impedances 1234 1234 1234 1234 1234 1234 1234 1234 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1234 1234 1234 1234 1234 1234 1234 1234 Info Info - Telemetry Test Info - 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 1234 1234 1234 1234 1234 1234 1234 1234 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1234 1234 1234 1234 1234 1234 1234 1234 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Impedances EGL Scan Rescan Cancel Cancel Offset: 4.5 EGL Scan Rescan Offset: - Main Menu 85% 1 Morning Level IPG Charge Test Coil Detected Coil Frequency 0123456 Peak Current Found 0123456 ADC 0123456 +- Lead Config Single Lead Selected Lead Config Yes No Enable EGL Scan for iSculpt? Password Clinician Mode Adv. Mode: ON Diagnostics Impedances CP Mode Lock-Out Lead Config Clear Link EGL Scan Lower Back Clear Link to Stimulator ID 123456 Clear Link Yes No Link This Remote to Stimulator ID 123456 Link Yes No Diagnostics Button Test LCD Test Telemetry Test IPG Charge Test Lead Config Next Config Select Lock Out Spread Sensation i-Sculpt Advanced User FeelingArea Strength Coverage SelectBack SelectBack SelectBack SelectBack SelectBack SelectBack SelectBack SelectBack SelectBack SelectBack SelectBack Back Strength 4.6 mA Back Back Back Select SelectBackReturn SelectBack SelectBack SelectBack SelectBack SelectBack Back Back Back Back MoreBack Back Back Back MeasureBack MeasureBack SelectBack SelectBack SelectBack SelectBack SelectBack SelectBack SelectBack Empty5 Programs Morning1 Night2 Program 33 Empty4 SelectBack 1 1 1 55% 1 1 Morning Level Main Menu Stimulation ON Stimulation ON Stimulation OFF Stimulation OFF Stimulation ON Stimulation OFF 1 1 1 1 1 1 Compare to New Lower Back Stimulating Old Settings SelectBack 1 1 11 4.6 mA Lower Back1 Finish Scroll Select / Next Backspace 1 P A _ _ _ _ Option A Option B Option C
  62. 62. Rethinking of feedback
  63. 63. reality
  64. 64. Medical procedure
  65. 65. Risks and dangers
  66. 66. Power source is an issue
  67. 67. Wifi and Bluetooth
  68. 68. Movement within body
  69. 69. Long-term comfort
  70. 70. Psychological impact
  71. 71. Regret
  72. 72. Security
  73. 73. Hacking danger
  74. 74. Privacy
  75. 75. Upgrading
  76. 76. Needing an implant is not the same as wanting an implant
  77. 77. The future
  78. 78. Injectables
  79. 79. Soft materials
  80. 80. Nano devices
  81. 81. Kinetic power
  82. 82. Last thought
  83. 83. 113
  84. 84. Thank you
  85. 85. Questions? tony@uegroup.com
  86. 86. Explore flow 116
  87. 87. Robust prototypes 117
  88. 88. Remote Control Testing
  89. 89. 120
  90. 90. Surgical Tablet Interface
  91. 91. Consumer Tablet
  92. 92. Cranial Electrodes
  93. 93. Imaging
  94. 94. Before and After

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