Salivr
Brunel University (London) – A domestic saliva testing device which detects and monitors user’s vitamin levels on a daily basis to encourage healthy eating.
Folks Kitchenware for the Blind
National University of Singapore – Kitchenware that empowers the blind to cook with confidence and dignity via tactile cues.
Gather
San Francisco State University – A device that facilitates gardening for all ages and abilities and promotes social engagement for a happier and healthier lifestyle.
Gesturecise
Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati – An AI-enabled desktop application which detects body gestures and uses exercises as a screen unlock device, building physical activity into the workday.
Jowalk
National Cheng Kung University (Taiwan) – A platform matching retirees to busy dog owners to help walk the dogs and trigger lasting connections in their communities.
Posture Master
University of Pennsylvania /Washington and Lee University – A personalized, adaptive learning app that uses advanced facial and body recognition technology to monitor posture in real-time and suggest corrections.
Ride Rite
Virginia Tech University – A bicycle handlebar and interface that promotes a safe biking experience and practices for a broad range of individuals.
Seven Bridges
San Francisco State University – A platform connecting generations to foster independence and help overcome the dangers of isolation in older adults and teens.
Stanford Center on Longevity Announces 2017-2018 Longevity Design Challenge Finalists
The Stanford Center on Longevity today announced eight Finalists for its 2017-18 Design Challenge “Promoting Lifelong Healthy Habits through Design.” Now in its fifth year, the Challenge’s primary goal is to encourage a new generation of designers to become engaged in finding creative solutions that support well-being across the life span.