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MLivin’ it

Engineering productive health, anytime, anywhere

Goh Chen Gang, Low Zi An, Marion Pang, Xie Mingrou

ASN Hackathon 2021

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Problem: Non Communicable Diseases

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>70%

annually

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Smoking

Physical inaction

Poor Diet

Drinking

NON COMMUNICABLE DISEASES (NCDs)

Risk Factors

Can be changed!

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Case Study: Singapore

Mean Salt/day = 9 g >>> 5 g (Maximum)

Sugar/day = 60 g >>> 25 g (WHO)

Calories/day = 2470 >>> 2200/1800 (HPB)

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National Nutrition Survey (2018)

(Males) (Females)

WHO: World Health Organisation

HPB: Health Promotion Board

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COVID-19 - Challenges

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Wellbeing

Productivity

Apps Crucial facilitator

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Current Apps

Health

Productivity

Wellbeing

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Noom

Lose it!

Todoist

Any.do

Headspace

Happify

Not integrative!

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Our Idea - App for Productive Health

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Wearable device

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CALORIES INTAKE

CALORIES BURNT

GENDER

BMI

SLEEP ANALYSIS

TIME

Wearable device

Food recognition (mobile phone)

SMART SCORE +

SUGGESTIONS

Workout

Eat/Snack

>

<

Personal Health & Wellbeing

User input data

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PRESET DAY MODE

TO-DO LIST

DAY RATINGS

SCREEN TIME

SMART ANALYSIS

Productivity

WORK

CHILL

SOCIALS

STAY-AT-HOME

OUTDOORS

CATEGORISED APPS

  • SOCIAL
  • COMMUNICATIONS
  • ENRICHMENT
  • ENTERTAINMENT
  • SHOPPING
  • CREATIVITY
  • FITNESS

REMINDER

POSTPONE

PROCRASTINATION SCORE

MOOD

SATISFACTION

PRODUCTIVITY SCORE

WEARABLE DEVICE DATA

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Key Advantages

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  1. Real time, longitudinal
  2. Integrative
  3. Ex vivo, non invasive
  4. Context aware
  5. Multimodal Data
  6. Personalised Data
  7. Dynamic
  8. Memory

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ML Algorithms

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Computer Vision

Time-series analytics

Image Recognition

Deep Convolutional Neural Network

Transfer Learning

Time-series Decomposition

Trend/Seasonality Analysis

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Computer Vision for food recognition

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User-

taken pictures

Data returned to device

Nutrition Database

Images analyzed on server

Nutritional values pulled from online database

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Computer Vision for food recognition

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Our quick implementation: �~90% ACCURACY

Training images pulled from Google

DCNN ResNet-18

Transfer Learning

DCNN: Deep Convolutional Neural Network

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Computer Vision for food recognition

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Training with 5 classes, n=150

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Computer Vision for food recognition

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Successful identification:

Unsuccessful identification:

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App Demo Video

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Path to successful deployment

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Launch the app on the app store (freemium model)

Market analysis of relevant stakeholders

Test the app on a select group of volunteers and debug

Integrate with nutrition datasets

Do alpha and beta testing

Continue with support for users and continual updates

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Thanks!

Any questions ?

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