PROBLEM:
The diagnosis "Young Emotional Health" made by Injuve in 2015, showed that 90% of CDMX youth suffer from:
Depression (28%),
psychological distress (18%),
anxiety (19%) and
stress (20%),
reducing the ability to perform work activities, affecting productivity.
SOLUTION:
Xen is an emotional identification system composed of a database that contains information on the benefits of various natural and synthetic foods. Collects user information (likes and dislikes, allergies, schedules, etc) and determines a pattern of eating behavior, with the aim of identifying the emotions that drive people to decide which foods to consume and to prevent negligent consumption, recommending foods that serve as a tool to counteract an emotional imbalance.
Emotions are detected and averaged through a sensor placed on the skin, measuring heart rate, electromyography, dermal galvanic response and body temperature, sending the results to the phone through the application.
Physical sensor, design inspired by the texture of the skin
Xen app. The interface shows the emotions detected by the sensor measured through percentages.
The application shows the food recommended for the user, as well as a description of each one with its properties to create awareness and learning by the user
Design project for OPEN WEEK,
at CEDIM, 2017
Open week has the purpose of solving a specific problem by means of the design during 1 week
