Project Info

AI Health Mini-Programs

This project did not submit a demo video on Devpost.

Inspiration

We were inspired by the issues related to coughing especially with regards to sickness.

What it does

We have two programs, one that analyzes sounds to determine types of coughing/wheezing. The other uses an AI to detect movement, which acts as a controller to a maze game.

How we built it

We utilized HTML, CSS, and Javascript to create these two programs.

Challenges we ran into

We had some trouble finalizing our ideas and researching methods to accomplish our ideas.

Accomplishments we're proud of

The system appears to work to a certain extent.

What we learned

We learned about the design process and how it is both iterative and useful. We also learned more about making machine learning models.

What's next

The goal is to be able to better develop the system so it can more seamlessly function. Then, for the maze idea, we hope to be able to apply it into VR headset systems. For the cough project, we hope to consult medical specialists to see how it can be improved and initially applied in scale.

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Technology

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