Within the Tangible Interaction Workshop in collaboration with Comftech, the students of the Master in Interaction Design Ekim Öztürk, Mine Gündüz, Jaysmi Badole and Mücahit Madenci, envisioned the project Sensory Guardian.
Within the Tangible Interaction Workshop in collaboration with Comftech, the students of the Master in Interaction Design Ekim Öztürk, Mine Gündüz, Jaysmi Badole and Mücahit Madenci, envisioned the project Sensory Guardian.
Project Leader | Mentor
Luca Mustacchi
Project Authors
Ekim Öztürk
Mine Gündüz
Jaysmi Badole
Mücahit Madenci
Sensory Guardian is a wearable garment designed for autistic children aged 6-12, aiming to facilitate a seamless transition from home to school for both children and parents. Embedded sensors continuously monitor the child’s vitals and environmental factors. Utilizing advanced Machine Learning algorithms, the system identifies correlations between environmental factors, vitals, and potential seizures. Once the model is trained, it proactively sends precautionary messages to parents and caregivers through a companion app, alerting them before potential triggers occur. Sensory Guardian empowers parents with timely information, fostering a safe and supportive environment for the well-being of children with autism.
