The evolution of new technologies influenced users’ culture, needs, and expectations versus products. Technological products and systems can protect, connect, and motivate users. This thesis work focuses on the relationship between professional disease prevention and interactive wearable systems.
The objective of the project is to design and a plurisensorial wearable device with the purpose to detect the air quality and the health conditions of the workers. The product is equipped with a device able to alert the user of hazardous conditions and to transmit the monitored data to the mobile application.
|This project is a part of the European funded project SAFERA joint call 2014, and it is a collaboration between the Design Department of Politecnico di Milano, Delft University, and Comftech s.r.l.
Project supervised by Professor Ferraro Venere
Year:::
2015 / 2016
Context ::: Research | Academic
