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SUMMARY:SD1: Human-Centered System Design
DESCRIPTION:From Scan to Fit: A Parametric workflow for Custom-fit Mask Ge
 neration\n\nThis study presents a novel workflow integrating 3D scanning, 
 parametric design, and hybrid fabrication methods to develop custom-fit me
 dical masks tailored to individual facial profiles. Addressing discomfort 
 and poor fit associated with standardized-size medical masks, the proposed
  approach in thi...\n\n\nLingyu Li and Roger Ball (Georgia Institute of Te
 chnology) and Yuanqing Tian (North Carolina State University, Georgia Inst
 itute of Technology)\n---------------------\nUsing Human-Centered Design t
 o Develop a Neurophysiological Monitoring Suite of Technologies\n\nNeuroph
 ysiological monitoring—such as electroencephalography (EEG) or functional 
 near-infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS)—has long supported clinical diagnoses a
 nd treatment decisions. These technologies also hold promise for enhancing
  performance assessment and decision-making in high-stakes ...\n\n\nOlivia
  Fox Cotton, Justin Morgan, Sylvain Bruni, and Lisa Lucia (Aptima, Inc)\n-
 --------------------\nSidekick RPM: An IoT-Enabled Remote Patient Monitori
 ng Prototype for Enhanced Senior Care\n\nThe demand for technology solutio
 ns in senior care facilities is growing due to increased needs in the popu
 lation to service with a lagging staffing apparatus: Remote Patient Monito
 ring (RPM) solutions are needed to scale the capabilities of care staff. S
 enior care establishments, whether they inclu...\n\n\nSylvain Bruni, Isabe
 l Erickson, Peter Cinibulk, Hunter Gongloff, and Vinay Bharadwaj (Aptima, 
 Inc.)\n\nTrack: System Development\n\nSession Chair: John Paul Plummer (Ba
 sic Commerce and Industries, Inc.)
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