MIE-Trakr Migraine Management Device

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Name Final Presentation Logo

Top Line

Help the sufferers of migraines, live with

their condition while at home, on-the-go

and at work, in an instant, comfortable andun-obtrusive manner.

Target Market

The target users are adult sufferers of

migraines. They can be male or female, and

range from young adults in education to

young professionals at work to older adults

living at home and commuting to places.

Their age ranges from 18 to 45 and they

have their own source of income.

Concept Outline

The design should offer a means to

managing and educating the user on their

bio-levels and migraines. It should be aproduct that utilises the best aspects of

bio-sensing technology as well as reects

the excitement in design resolution of the

Wearable Technologies movement.

Brief

MIE-Trakr Mohammed Soheb Hossain Industrial Design


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Wearable-technologyExecutive Desk-toy

Bag/clothing accessory

The MIE-TRAKR Migraine Management Device brings theeffectiveness of medical biofeedback to an easy-to-use

unobtrusive piece of fashionable technology. It helps withliving and managing migraines by collecting complicateddata into an elegantly simple interface. Users can use thedata to make adjustments in their daily tasks.Exposed to light for excess periods of time? The device willindicate this, so the user can make adjustments.

Research shows how stress/anxiety can attribute tomigraines. This device does the dumb-processing on the

side and reminds the user when to make adjustments. Thedevice in essence, is a portable biofeedback device, butworks instantly compared to existing rigs in hospitals.

In this design journey I have consulted with...Dr. Tim Cox, Institute of Bio-sensing TechnologyDr. Fayyaz Ahmed, consultant neurologistDr. Mokhtar Nibouche, electronic technology specialist

It is a non-prescriptive design. The more it used, the moreuser-specifc data can be provided and the more it canhelp avoid potentials for migraines and stress.


Summary


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The Problem



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The StatisticsThe Problem

610,000

sufferersin the UK

WOMEN 18%

MEN 8%

1 in 7 People


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The StatisticsThe Problem

3xmore likely to

suffer depression

Est. 25 million work dayslost costing 2.25 billion

per annum

34.3% of migrainesufferers face challenges

and discrimination at work

Medication costs est.150 million in the UK

alone


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Emotional StakeholdersThe Problem

SUFFERERS

HOME

WORK

PUBLIC

DOMAIN

EMPLOYERS

TEACHERS

LECTURERS

CUSTOMERS

COLLEAGUES

FRIENDS

FAMILY

CHILDREN

GENERAL

PUBLIC

CLIENTS


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Existing Solutions - MedicineThe Problem

Imigran Injections

Migraleve Tablets


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Existing Solutions - ProductsThe Problem


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Existing Solutions - TherapiesThe Problem

Transcranial Magnetic Pulse

Acupressure

Sound Therapy

Acupuncture Biofeedback


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End-User InterviewsThe Problem

Beatrice Holzer - It would bea good idea if there was some-thing, but I dont think there is,

its really awkward, isnt it?

Fiona Hailstone - Id love thatpeace of mind of not worryingabout them, but its hard

Lorraine Casteglione - Aer30+ years, I think I have my

migraines managed quite well

Matthew White - It wastesthe enre day and somemes

the next

Josh Briars - Feels like my ey isabout to explode


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The Brief



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Design Brief IThe Brief

Help the sufferers of migraines, livewith and manage their condition

comfortably and instantly.

At Work At Home On-the-go


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The Design Development



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OverviewThe Design Development


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Therapy and Relief ProductThe Design Development

Pulsating Ball

Thermal Glove/Knee

Sync

Body Pulse Kit


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Management KitThe Design Development

Watch and App

Management Kit

Kit Box


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Migraine Managment Companion (IoT)The Design Development


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Simplifed Wearable TechnologyThe Design Development


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Form InspirationsThe Design Development


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Form DevelopmentThe Design Development


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The Brief



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Design Brief IIThe Brief

Should inform

Should educate

Should provide simplifed data

Should provide instant biofeedback

Should effectively bio-sense

Should be non-prescriptive

Should not scare

Should not stress-out

Should be beautiful

Should be unobtrusive

Should be a wearable technology

Should be easy to use

Should inform


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The Mie-Trakr



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FeaturesThe MIE-Trakr

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=emV18sVp49Q


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In-ContextThe MIE-Trakr

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x7_6tdknYMs


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The Workings



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Light Intensity SensorsThe Workings

Room Light

MonitorLight


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Bio-SensorsThe Workings

Galvanic Skin Response

Pulse

Skin Surface Temperature

Stress


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MIE-SleeprThe Workings

Accelerometer

Microphone

Sleep Cycle Tracking

Sleep Quality


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Diamond DisplayThe Workings

Light Exposure

Skin Activity

Body Hydration

Sleep Quality

Skin Temperature

Pulse and Warning


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The Materials & Processes



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Main BodyThe Materials & Processes

Polycarbonate

Injection Moulding

Vapour Polishing


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BandThe Materials & Processes

ExtrusionThen Stamping

Cold Carbon Steel #50

Silicone Dip Coating


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Diamond PanelsThe Materials & Processes

Optical Grade Polycarbonate


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Bought-In ComponentsThe Materials & Processes

Light Sensor Accelerometer Fibre Optic Filament GSR Sensor

Li-on Battery Pulse Sensor Microphone Skin TemperatureSensor

Wireless Module


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CostingsThe Materials & Processes

Made-to-specifcationComponents Cost 3.00 Off-the-shelfComponents Cost 20.97

Cost PerUnit 23.97RetailPrice 100

610,000sufferersin the UK

1% of UK

Year 1:2.5% Sample sizeof UK Migraineurs

15,250Target Market

1995 to 2011

1.71 to 1.98million

Project Growth

Year 2:2.5% Sample sizeof UK Migraineurs

15,250Target Market

Year 3:5% Sample size

of UK Migraineurs 30,500Target Market


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The Validation



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Proof-of-concept(Existing Research)

The Validation

Sweat Activity

Pulse

Sleep Quality

Skin TemperatureLight ExposureDehydrationStress/Anxiety

Migraines

The Stress and Migraine Interaction

Khara M. Sauro MSc andWerner J. Becker MD

Alimentary trigger factors that provoke migraine and

tension-type headache

Holzhammer J, Wber C

Melatonin Secretion is Supersensitive to Light in Migraine

B Claustrat, J Brun, C Chiquet, G Chazot and F Borson-Chazot

Precipitating Factors in Migraine: A Retrospective Review

of 494 Patients

Lawrence Robbins M.D

Migraine and the Environment

Deborah I. Friedman MD, MPH andTimothy De Ver Dye PhD

Skin Temperature Biofeedback and Migraine

Dr. Janice M. Mullinix M.D, Ms. Barbara J. Norton R.P.T, Mr.

Stanley Hack M.S. and Dr. Marvin A. Fishman M.D.

Activity-Aware Mental Stress Detection Using

Physiological Sensors

Feng-Tso Sun, Cynthia Kuo, Heng-Tze Cheng, Senaka

Buthpitiya, Patricia Collins and Martin Griss

Measuring sleep quality

Andrew D. Krystala, Jack D. Edingera


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Proof-of-concept(Testing Results)

The Validation


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Proof-of-concept(Testing Results)

The Validation

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Stress Rating (1-10)

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Pulse Average (BPM)

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25

30

Skin Temperature Average (C)

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Light Intensity Average (Resistance)


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End-User FeedbackThe Validation

Beatrice Holzer:I wasntso sure at rst, a device thatI carry around and gives melive updates on my health,sounds a bit like Star Trek tome but Im liking it now,especially how easy I canstrap it on my wrist or latchit on my bag...

Josh Briars: its sadbecause the cooling sleevewas something that was justamazing and what I reallyneeded, but I get that acooling sleeve wont help

every other person, but Ithink the device is reallyneat, especially the liveupdang feature

Fiona Hailstone: honestly I

have had a migraine diary for along me and this device doesnt

do anything new for me

But if youre telling me thisdevice can predict when a

migraine is coming then I remainopmisc

Mahew White: I work onthe computer for a long stretch

of me and dont take breaksso Ill forget to drink water orsomething, and then Ill get amigraine later, but this could

remind me to so thats cool...

Im worried if Im focused toomuch on my work and I dontnoce the glow, Ill be back in

square one, could you add avibrant alarm or something?


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Expert FeedbackThe Validation

Dr. Tim Cox: I did think 8dierent sensors in a smalldevice would be over-ambious now youve reduced thatnumber down, the devicefunconality seems morerealisc now

I think if you could replacethat with a connuous updateinstead

Dr. Mokhtar Nibouche:... Thereare many parallels between yourdesign and the Samsung Gear. Interms of producing it in actuality,

it needs a bit more work and a

lile more focus on the electricalcomponents and how they worktogether...

Dr. Fayyez Ahmed: in allhonesty, there is some applicablepotenal in some of the sensorsbut I must ask if it is possible foryou to include a screen, just so I

could see all the values. There is acertain level of precision a screencan make


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