Cassiopee Applied Analytic Systems

s-Watch

We provide a wearable psychological stress sensing and evaluation technology. The system is composed of: Human stress sensory pads; Predictive geometric and semi-instantaneous spectral human stress indexing including caregivers friendly output; AI/cloud-based diagnosis, feedback and management protocols focusing on the specific applications pertaining to emotional workers/wellbeing. We use a non-invasive ecological platform applicable to both environments.

iPhone/iPad

The technology provides graphical reprenstation of both mental and physical stress and its history using near field communication with body-attached bio-sensors.

Computers

The benefit of the technology and its uniqueness rests with the introduction of longitudinal, objective measures of Physiological, Behavioral and Topological - patterns and their subsequent complexity and AI analyses using wearable micro-biosensors. The end-users, nurses in many cases, are presented with simple to read and to understand health indicators they can use for surveillance, interventions, treatment follow-up as well as group-based treatments

Stressors and stress measures

Real, symbolic, or imagined stimuli perceived as threatening by a person represent a stressor.
In the human species, proximity of other nonspecific can be either soothing or a major stressor depending on the context and the individuals involved.
Many factors constitute a major stressor for the elderly, especially those with cognitive impairment, when they are admitted to or stay in a hospital or nursing home.
Thus, adequate measures against stressors are paramount as a first step to reduce the negative influences of psychological stress to health.
Continuous psychological stress monitoring in daily life is important. There are two conventional methods to measure psychological stress: self-report and body fluid analysis.
The self-report method is hard put to monitor human stress consistently due to the lack of standards for stress status. The body fluid analysis is invasive and cannot measure stress continuously.