![Create A New Metric
SERVICE POINT: Rules:
POST /users/<uId>/metrics 1.Sample time may
not overlap with the
SEND BODY: same metric from
{“ver”:”1”,
the same collector.
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2.If profile indicates
{“metric”:”heartRate”,
"profile”:”heartRate",
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{“start”:”20110522112233-0005”, must indicate
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“vals”:[{“v”:[83],"at":20110522112233-0005}]
}]}]}
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<id> for new Metrics
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Games With Sensors: CommonSenses - A proposed health game platform
The document is a proposal by Jim Burns aimed at engaging the gaming community to improve healthcare data collection through the use of games and sensors. It outlines a solution where games engage users while collecting health data from various sensors to enhance healthcare outcomes. The proposal includes ideas for game mechanics that integrate health metrics and encourages community feedback and collaboration.
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- 1. A Proposal (requestinggame community feedback) Jim Burns Elbrys jeb@elbrys.com, @jebpublic www.gamesforhealth.org
- 2. Agenda • Problem • Solution • Miller Time! • Game Ideas Throughout www.gamesforhealth.org
- 3. Played Lately… www.gamesforhealth.org
- 4. Who Am I? • Strategic gamer – board/electronic • Wireless Network security software architect • Recovering Board game developer • Vice-Chair, Wi-Fi Alliance, Healthcare Marketing Task Group www.gamesforhealth.org
- 5. The Problem • Healthcare professionals need more physical data about us. • We don’t have time (= boooooring) to enter the data. Furthermore, who trusts us to enter data correctly? www.gamesforhealth.org
- 6. The Solution Doit for me. www.gamesforhealth.org
- 7. Solution Requirements • Step1: Engage Users….with Games • Step 2*: Connect with sensors, collect sensor data and transform and route to health care systems • Step 3: Health care systems improves my life www.gamesforhealth.org
- 8. Connecting Data ToHealth Workers -External Sensors -Internal Sensors -Device Services -Electronic -Health Workers (optional) -Aggregation Medical -Game Platform Records Game CommonSenses Service CommonSenses -Disease Client SDK Management -Personal CommonSenses Health Embedded SDK Records -Social Network www.gamesforhealth.org
- 9. Sensors Native onPhones Type Uses Platform Notes <all> -Lots of data -Orientation Accelerometer 3 axis acceleration iPhone -No background usage Android -Tricky background usage Speed and distance Provides speed and distance <Smart phones> Utilizes location monitor Magnetometer Detects direction and strength of magnetic <Many smart phones> fields. Compass heading. Detect gestures of hand wearing a magnet. Camera Paper sensor reader, <Many mobile phones> Heart rate Near Field Radio RFID reader Android Nexxus S More in Q3 2011 Microphone Detect noise/voice commands <Smart phones> Light detection Detect ambient light level <Smart phones>, ipod Not highly accurate. touch, ipad Proximity sensor Detect something is near iPhone, Android Not too useful. Detects when something is very close to ear speaker. On/off Location Detect the location of device <Smart phones>, ipod touch, ipad www.gamesforhealth.org
- 10. Stand-alone Sensors Type Uses Platform Notes Blood Oximeter Blood oxygen, Heart rate Finger tip, ear clip Weight Weight scale Weight scale Body fat % Galvanic Skin Response Anxiety Bicep, finger tip Blood pressure monitor Systolic, diastolic and pulse Arm cuff Peak expiratory flow Detects flow of air from exhalation Handheld device (kazoo) (Spirometry) Electrocardiograph Wave form of heart activity Clip-on module and electrodes Thermometer Body temperature Worn on bicep Blood glucose meter Monitors blood glucose level using drop of Small portable device and test strips blood Adherence monitor Detect opening of pill container Pill container Bike speed and cadence Detects bike speed, crank cadence Spoke and frame mounted Heart Rate Monitor Heart rate Chest strap, watch touch pads Stride-based speed and Detects steps and calculated speed, Shoe mounted distance monitor cadence and distance from stride length Brainwave cycles Detect electricity generated by brain Head mounted Neurosky activity. www.gamesforhealth.org
- 11. Application of SensorsTo Games Metadata Other Players Metadata NPC Environment Resources Player’s Friends Metrics Player Metrics Rules Player character / avatar Input www.gamesforhealth.org
- 12. Our Game Focus- Games with Sensors • Mobile platform • Quick – 5-15 minutes at a time – Pause/Resume for long story line – Repeated quick levels • Multiplayer/Social – Asynchronous – Synchronous • Competition == Friction (PvP, PvM, PvS) www.gamesforhealth.org
- 13. Seek ‘n Spell Metric Ideas 1. ((Heart rate/movement)-Avg hr/mov of friends) makes it harder to get letter (handicapping) 2. A number of steps can be used as a long-distance grab of a letter (using up the charge til it is recharged) Link http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vofSU97GWfA (Retronyms) Game type Real-World Augmented Play Audience Non-gamers Time per play Short Lifespan Short Metric usage Location applied to environment Motivations Fun competition Social interaction In-person www.gamesforhealth.org
- 14. Platform Design (drink caffeinehere…) www.gamesforhealth.org
- 15. Design Goals Standards based– IEEE, IHE PCD-01, HL7 CDA (CCD) Encapsulate networking complexities Encapsulate regulatory issues (HIPAA, MDDS, PPACA) Server regulated and unregulated markets Player centric: abstract away from sensor hardware/software Hardware and software ‘sensors’ Interface with games using popular techniques – RESTful, JSON, OAUTH 2 Multiplayer - Integrated with social networks Mobile – Android, iPhone Largest source of available ‘plastic’ – Android, iPhone, ANT+ Work within the game Player (or care-giver) administered Extensible Security www.gamesforhealth.org
- 16. Carcassone (board/card games) Metric Ideas 1. Health clout provides one- time/limited-time ‘rule breaker’ card – store a tile for later usage. Link http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wzWa9gDoQUg (Hans im Gluck. Rendered on iPhone by CodeMonkeys) Game class Board game Audience Strategy gamers Time per play Short Lifespan Short Metric usage None Motivations Competitive fun Social interaction Asynchronous multiplayer. Chat. www.gamesforhealth.org
- 17. System Functional Architecture User Game Collect Play Admin Admin Aggregation Mobile Game Mobile Game Web Game CommonSenses Appliance (peer-to-peer) (client/server) (client/server) Admin Web CommonSenses CommonSenses CommonSenses CommonSenses Page Embedded SDK Client SDK Client SDK Client SDK Web Server (client/server) CommonSenses Service PHR EMR DM www.gamesforhealth.org
- 18. Zen Station (JannisKreft) Metric Ideas 1. GSR of opponent displayed. 2. Three chances to use the heart rate of my friends instead of my own. Link http://walyou.com/zen-station-bio-feedback-controlled-game/ Game class Biofeedback Action Audience Non-gamers Time per play Short Lifespan Short Metric usage Heart rate and Blood Oxygen used as input Motivations Fun competition Social interaction In-person www.gamesforhealth.org
- 19. Service Functional Architecture External Services Configuration Grooming Inference Algorithms Services Data Router Alerts Alerts Data Data Transform Store Algorithms Network Transports Notification Services (APNS, WebHooks) (IHE IT SOAP, IHE XDS) www.gamesforhealth.org
- 20. Create A NewMetric SERVICE POINT: Rules: POST /users/<uId>/metrics 1.Sample time may not overlap with the SEND BODY: same metric from {“ver”:”1”, the same collector. “metrics”:[ 2.If profile indicates {“metric”:”heartRate”, "profile”:”heartRate", accumulator (sum “data”:[ or avg) then vals {“start”:”20110522112233-0005”, must indicate “end”:”20110522112233-0005”, sample number. “vals”:[{“v”:[83],"at":20110522112233-0005}] }]}]} RETURN: <id> for new Metrics www.gamesforhealth.org
- 21. Ghost Patrol Metric Ideas 1. Heart rate and/or GSR attracts ghosts. 2. ‘Light’ weapon charged by light collected during the day. 3. Running allows escape from an attack ghost Link http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CrgNQXZimxs (GPS Mission Pro by Orbster GmbH) Game class Augmented reality Audience Gamers Time per play Short Lifespan Short Metric usage Location selects game environment Motivations Fun Social interaction None www.gamesforhealth.org
- 22. Client Functional Architecture Application Configuration Metrics Player Metrics Derivation Functions Data Router Data Transform Cache Algorithms Network Buffer Network Transports (IHE IT SOAP, RESTful) www.gamesforhealth.org
- 23. Aurora Feint II Metric Ideas 1. Extra gold for the number or readings taken during the day. 2. Extra reputation for health clout. 3. Strengthen your ghost during the day by increasing number of steps. Link http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kE47Ghtkbkc (Aurora Feint) Game class Puzzle Audience Gamers Time per play Short Lifespan Short/Long Metric usage None Motivations Time filler Social interaction Asynchronous multiplayer (ghost) www.gamesforhealth.org
- 24. Problem Solved! It’sMiller Time. (Not quite…) www.gamesforhealth.org
- 25. Platform Feature Priorities InitialBeta Release (8/2011) – Weight, Blood pressure, Movement, Social Thresholds & Alerts Steps Bank Continua Sensors Collected Via Android Phones Group Metrics iPhone Paper sensors (bar and QR codes), RFID, Fitbit More authentication providers (Google, OpenId, Twitter, LinkedIn) More Personal Health Records (Microsoft Healthvault, Google Health) Skin Conductance Level (SCL) sensor www.gamesforhealth.org
- 26. GoldWalker Metric Ideas 1. Heart rate could increase speed of travel. 2. Meeting daily metrics grants a unique item (rule breaker). Link http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/goldwalker/id372683234?mt=8 (Humana) Game class Re-action Iterative Audience Non-gamers Time per play Short Lifespan Short Metric usage Accelerometer as resource Motivations Fun Social interaction None www.gamesforhealth.org
- 27. Open Discussion -Priorities User authentication/authorization experience Meta-data namespaces Regulations (HIPAA, MDDS, PPACA) Client Library vs. Service Latency Free living Fairness ( 847 youtube.com hits for Pokewalker cheat ) • Identify person wearing sensor •Fraud detection Calibration • Consistency • Handicapping ANT+ - 3 phones, 1 dongle www.gamesforhealth.org
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- 29. More Information • Me – jeb@elbrys.com – @jebpublic • Product/Community (alpha) – dev.CommonSenses.com www.gamesforhealth.org
- 30. Questions/Comments/Ideas? www.gamesforhealth.org
- 31. Image Attributions • The following images are used under Creative Commons license that includes attribution: Image Title Licensor Master Chief Portrait Eightfold-Studios Bill Gates Bar Code Scott Blake www.gamesforhealth.org