Games for health 2012: My Sensor Said So: What Personal Biometric Sensors Can Do Now for Games & What They'll Do Next...
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This talk describes how personal health sensors can be added to games in order to engage and sustain motivation of users. A developer tool called CommonSenses by Elbrys Networks is described in the last few slides to enable applications to use any sensor and not tie themselves to only one.
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Games for health 2012: My Sensor Said So: What Personal Biometric Sensors Can Do Now for Games & What They'll Do Next...
- 1. My Sensor Said So: What Personal Biometric Sensors Can Do Now for Games & What They'll Do Next... Jim Burns Elbrys Networks jeb@elbrys.com @jebpublic June 2012 Games for Health Conference www.gamesforhealth.org
- 2. What I’m Playing June 2012 Games for Health Conference www.gamesforhealth.org
- 3. Active Enough Inactive Extremely Active Very Active June 2012 www.gamesforhealth.org
- 4. “Unrealistic Optimists “ By DenisGiles. flickr.com. Creative Commons License. A cross-sectional study of awareness of physical activity: associations with personal, behavioral and psychosocial factors Esther MF van Sluijs, 1 Simon J Griffin,1 and Mireille NM van Poppel2,3 June 2012 www.gamesforhealth.org
- 5. Truth June 2012 www.gamesforhealth.org
- 6. Truth June 2012 www.gamesforhealth.org
- 7. Truth June 2012 www.gamesforhealth.org
- 8. Truth June 2012 www.gamesforhealth.org
- 9. Truth June 2012 www.gamesforhealth.org
- 10. Truth June 2012 www.gamesforhealth.org
- 11. Truth June 2012 www.gamesforhealth.org
- 12. Truth June 2012 www.gamesforhealth.org
- 13. Truth June 2012 www.gamesforhealth.org
- 14. Truth June 2012 www.gamesforhealth.org
- 15. Truth June 2012 www.gamesforhealth.org
- 16. 21 steps 2 73 24 2c alo r ies 11 lbs 1/7 5 6 111 bpm 1 8 June 2012 www.gamesforhealth.org
- 17. Story. June 2012 www.gamesforhealth.org
- 18. Inserting Sensor Data Into A Story Story Game Elements Metadata Other Players Metadata NPC Player’s Friends Metrics Environment • Steps Player Metrics • Intensity (5 levels) Resources / • Steps • Heart rate Economy • Intensity (5 levels) • Activity type • Heart rate • Weight • Activity type • Blood Pressure Rules • Weight • Blood Glucose • Blood Pressure • Compliance Player • Blood Glucose • Compliance character / avatar Input June 2012 www.gamesforhealth.org
- 19. Audio Only June 2012 www.gamesforhealth.org
- 20. Boardgames / Card games June 2012 www.gamesforhealth.org
- 21. Social Games June 2012 www.gamesforhealth.org
- 22. FDA, HIPPA and Other Bugbears June 2012 www.gamesforhealth.org
- 23. Future… 9333 Steps Moved June 2012 www.gamesforhealth.org
- 24. CommonSenses SensorManager Powered by Powered by Manage My Sensors June 2012 www.gamesforhealth.org
- 25. CommonSenses Offer Manager Offer June 2012 www.gamesforhealth.org
- 26. Initializing CommonSenses… commonSensesEnemyTeam = CommonSenses("1002945181186797796493", "Xa1xziV5EQOPjkNK2bDhxUo41MlYB9ZKkeg4zrcSGjGaSvIcynV5nr6rYmWd5l/GADQFsCtfuDX6wj2TXHBShQ==”, "1081650638722930493760”, http://api-test.commonsenses.com:8080, "enemy"); commonSensesEnemyTeam.setCycleTime(3600); commonSensesEnemyTeam.setup(function(flag) { if (flag) { // ready to get metric data } else { console.log("Failed to setup commonSensesEnemyTeam"); } }); June 2012 Games for Health Conference www.gamesforhealth.org
- 27. Getting Metrics… commonSensesEnemyTeam.getMetrics(loadMetric); And then… function loadMetric(timeString,userInfo,count) { // then use userInfo and count } June 2012 Games for Health Conference www.gamesforhealth.org
- 28. Step Attack Demo June 2012 www.gamesforhealth.org
- 29. Questions? • Me – jeb@elbrys.com – @jebpublic • CommonSenses Developer Documentation (Alpha) – http://bit.ly/Mo4wBA • CommonSenses Main Site – http://www.CommonSenses.com June 2012 www.gamesforhealth.org
- 30. Thank You! Jim Burns Elbrys Networks jeb@elbrys.com @jebpublic June 12-1, 2013 November 5-6, 2012 Boston, MA www.gamesforhealtheurope.org June 2012 Games for Health Conference www.gamesforhealth.org
Notas del editor
- What is your activity level? I am inactive (but used to think I was active enough).
- Of those who indicated ‘active enough’ and higher, half are lying to themselves… A cross-sectional study of awareness of physical activity: associations with personal, behavioral and psychosocial factors http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2186356/ A cross-sectional study of awareness of physical activity: associations with personal, behavioral and psychosocial factors Esther MF van Sluijs , 1 Simon J Griffin ,1 and Mireille NM van Poppel 2,3
- All of have some things in common: Track one or more biometric or physical behaivor Deliver their data to the internet wirelessly
- Steps, calories Mobile Use cases: wellness, all All have a gateway Most use bluetooth, some use ANT+ Small battery (coin cell) means no Wi-Fi
- Tracks tool use Provides activity type Use cases: wellness mobile 900 Mhz
- Some are WiFi (3-4 AA batteries) Weight Use cases: weight loss, hypertension, diabetes, all Body Composition (fat and water content) stationary Multi-user device – some clever and some not so clever solutions bioelectrical impedance analysis (BIA),
- Heartrate Gateway Bt, ANT+ mobile Chest strap A bit intrusive
- Blood Pressure: systolic/distolic and pulse (heart rate) Consumer and medical grade Use cases: Hypertension
- Blood glucose
- Spirometry and oximetry COPD – Chronic Obstructive Pulminary Disease Medical grade
- Minutes in each type of sleep: light, deep, awake FItBit uses motion Zeo uses EEG Electroencephalography
- Tracks stress levels Uses skin concudtiveness Use cases: autism, other scientific studies Valve Left4Dead
- Typically have: light, accelerometer, sound, magnetrometer (compass), location Also used as gateway for other devices: bluetooth, ANT+ (if dongle)
- I did all of this, got my numbers and…
- Story captures and maintains interest for a longer period. Story = context, not just traditional movie story-telling.
- Don’t let my lack of creativity limit you, talk to a real game designer like Bill Sabraham from MeYou Health… Audio only Single player Could be played while walking outdoors – make a walk on same path ‘new’ each time Walking causes walking Compasss turns you Multiple players, walking around Puzzles that require cooperation (throw levers in different parts of room in a particular order) Example of: Sensors as input
- Board games – SOME = asymmetric, casual Played with other people – more engaging Turn based – can be played throughout the day – Think Words With Friends Example of: Sensors as rule breakers, economy
- Cooperative games with friends “ Building” game Minecraft is another example
- I AM NOT A LAWYER! Grey area. FDA still creating updated recommendations It depends. If your game tells a player to take a certain level of insulin…then it had better be regulated for safety and efficacy. If your game gives my Skyrim character more stamina because I walked enough today…probably not.
- Kiss Racer
- CommonSenses encapsulates sensors complexity away from application. Application focuses on its own goal and uses data about a user.
- Offers between users motivate social interaction and one user knows what will motivate another more than any institution.
- Integration of CommonSenses is truly simple. This is actual integration code for a WebApp that uses OfferManager to connect multiple players within the game.