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Three Ideas Wearable Designers Should Steal From This Smart Medical Device

March 17, 2014

Designers often talk about doing good, but Artefact actually backs it up.

In between crafting elegant set top boxes and mobile UIs, the Seattle studio dedicates time to healthcare concepts that could literally save lives. The latest is Dialog, a wearable platform designed specifically for treating epilepsy.

Current solutions for epilepsy–which afflicts some three million people in the U.S. alone–fall roughly into two categories: wearable sensors that can detect seizures and alert family members, and journals, both paper and digital, that patients use for logging daily data points like mood and medication.

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Tags: wearable, solution, mobile, artefact
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