Mobile Sensing and Computing Pilot – Page 2 – Massachusetts AI & Technology Center

Utilizing the Druid Impairment App to Assess and Enhance Senior Adult’s Driving Performance

Post category:Cognitive Function Pilots Fall Risk and Physical Function Pilots Mobile Sensing and Computing Pilot Year 2 Pilots
Post published:March 25, 2024

Micheal Milburn and William DeJong, Impairment Science, Inc. Anuj Pradhan and Shannon Roberts, UMass Amherst. The Druid app uses multiple divided attention tasks to assess cognitive-motor behaviors related to driving. This project aims to validate the Druid app for use by older adults aged 64-85 years.

Smartphone blood pressure monitoring for healthy aging

Post category:Cardiometabolic Health Pilots Mobile Sensing and Computing Pilot Year 1 Pilots
Post published:January 6, 2023

Edward Jay Wang, UCSD. The pilot project focused on developing and validating BPClip, a low-cost, smartphone-based blood pressure monitoring device.

Testing a vocal biomarker platform for remote detection and monitoring of cognitive impairment in the home environment

Post category:Biomarkers Pilots Early Diagnosis of ADRD Pilots Mobile Sensing and Computing Pilot Year 1 Pilots
Post published:January 6, 2023

Erik Larsen, Sonde Health. Brad Dickerson, Massachusetts General Hospital. Bonnie Wong, Massachusetts General Hospital. The pilot project, conducted by researchers from Massachusetts General Hospital and Sonde Health, explored the use of a vocal biomarker platform to detect and monitor cognitive impairment in older adults.