APPS PORTFOLIO

  • Smart-APP: this is a multitasking APP which gather patient’s active/passive data (e.g.: (i) recording the patient’s thoughts, notes, and voice in a “Diary” section, noting date and time so that previous notes can be retrieved/read/ interpreted at any time (through text and speech recognition); (ii) Recording and showing the results of cognitive tests randomly administered in the “Cognitive tests” section; (iii) Entering medication information into a calendar to receive daily reminders and helpful tips in the “Health suggestions” section; (iv) other sections included are “Sociability assessment”; (v) data collection via mobile sensors to track physical activity (accelerometer, GPS, pedometer) and improvements patient’s abilities with “Physical & Serious Ludic activities”).
    All the data are collected in the individual’s natural environment (i.e.: dynamic “Experience Sampling Method”).
    The Smart-APP also collects metadata about patient use of the Smart-APP application (e.g.: how long it took to answer certain questions in a survey, which helpful tips they most appreciated).
    Finally, the data and meta-data are securely transferred from the smartphone APP to the NewPsy4U servers to trigger the AI analyses via ψ-AI-Tools.
  • Cruise-Control interface: the Cruise-Control allows both patients and clinicians to view information collected by NewPsy4U (via smartphones) or derived from the platform’s ψ–AI-Tools. The interfaces for patients/clinicians are different and are personalized according to their specific needs. Cruise-Control enables easy data information and interpretation in one place. Cruise-Control can automatically identify relevant biomarker trends. These are presented to physicians so they can be used during clinical rounds and can be discussed with the patient to enable efficient treatment planning.
  • ψ-AI-Tool: AI application, called “biotypes discovery”, capable of clusterize subjects by pathologyand digital biotypes/subtypes via a data-driven approach.
    AI application, called “predictor tool    ”, capable to predict specific risks (e.g.: self-harm, suicide prediction, relapse event, daily depression scores, etc..) via classifiers or regressors.
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