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Will wearables provide the next big innovation in the mesurement and assessment of people? Robert McHenry & Krystyna Zaluski #atpconf #atpconf Plan 1. Review available wearables 2. Illustrate how wearables can be used for


  1. Will ‘wearables’ provide the next big innovation in the mesurement and assessment of people? Robert McHenry & Krystyna Zaluski #atpconf #atpconf

  2. Plan 1. Review available wearables 2. Illustrate how wearables can be used for assessment 3. Data protection and wearables 4. The future of wearables in measurement and assessment #atpconf 3/1/2017 2

  3. Gymwatch #atpconf

  4. Track My Fitness – Exercise Tracker #atpconf

  5. Misfit Shine – Fitness And Sleep Monitor #atpconf

  6. Jawbone Up Move – Pedometer #atpconf

  7. BSX Insight #atpconf

  8. Athos – Electromyography (EMG) Sensor #atpconf

  9. Withings Activite Pop #atpconf

  10. Lumo Back #atpconf

  11. Prana – Breathing And Posture Monitor #atpconf

  12. Healbe.com #atpconf

  13. Humanyze Wearable ‘Badge’ #atpconf

  14. NeuroSky #atpconf

  15. Bio Tech Tattoo #atpconf

  16. Mobile Phone Is A Wearable #atpconf

  17. Data Available From Wearables 1. 10. EMG (Electromyography) Location 2. 11. Muscle oxygenation Sleep / awake 3. 12. Skin glucose levels Breathing volume 4. 13. Skin temperature Length and depth of sleep 5. 14. Galvanic skin response Periods of waking 6. 15. EEG (Electroencephalogram) Physical activity / inactivity (Steps) 7. 16. Tone of voice Fine movements of limbs or joints 8. 17. Volume of speech Body temperature 9. 18. Posture Hydration level #atpconf 3/1/2017 17

  18. Plan 1. Review available wearables 2. Illustrate how wearables can be used for assessment 3. Data protection and wearables 4. The future of wearables in measurement and assessment #atpconf 3/1/2017 18

  19. Lumo Back #atpconf

  20. Latest GENEActiv #atpconf

  21. NeuroSky #atpconf

  22. Satisfaction Week 3 Satisfaction 7.19 Week 2 Satisfaction 7.15 Week 1 Satisfaction 6.95 SATISFACTION OF THOSE USING WEARABLES Source: Dr Brauer #atpconf 3/1/2017 22

  23. Productivity Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Productivity Productivity Productivity 7.06 7.38 7.66 PRODUCTIVITY OF THOSE USING WEARABLES Source: Dr Brauer #atpconf 3/1/2017 23

  24. Distinct Profiles – From Brauer 2014 “ The depth and distinctiveness of profiles that can be built “ without any directly- identifying personal information is startling. “ “ It is possible to build rich behavioural and lifestyle profiles of individuals. #atpconf

  25. Core Technology CAMBRIDGE COGNITION C O G N I T I V E S C I E N C E 30 Y E A R S Validated by 30 years of A measure of Trusted by the world’s global neuroscientific cognitive function in top pharmaceutical research over 100 indications companies #atpconf 3/1/2017 25

  26. Core Technology CAMBRIDGE COGNITION C O G N I T I V E S C I E N C E CANTAB has been used to assess over 250,000 subjects worldwide #atpconf 3/1/2017 26

  27. What is Cognition? Memory & learning COGNITION Attention Processing speed Decision-making #atpconf 3/1/2017 27

  28. Why Does Cognition Matter In The Workplace? Real-world consequences of cognitive failures 120 Everyday memory problem questionnaire 100 80 60 40 20 0 120 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 CANTAB PAL total trials adjusted #atpconf 3/1/2017 28

  29. Cognitive Tests – A Marker for Brain Health Reaction Time Rapid Visual Information Emotion Affective Processing Recognition Test Go/No-go Spatial Working Memory Delayed Matching to Sample Stockings of Cambridge Pattern Recognition Memory Attention Switching Task Spatial Recognition Memory Stop Signal Task Paired Associates Learning #atpconf 3/1/2017 29

  30. Measuring Meaningful Data Researchers Customisation Clinicians Carers Implementation on Mobile & Wearables COG Data & Insights KIT Triggers Users Participants Cognative Test Experience Patients Design & Interpretation #atpconf 3/1/2017 30

  31. Assessment Across Platforms And Devices Drawing tasks to measure Emotional recognition memory and executive N-back tasks to measure tasks to measure social function. memory and attention. cognition. #atpconf 3/1/2017 31

  32. Cognition Can Be Measured Everyday #atpconf 3/1/2017 32

  33. A Right To Know 3 out of 4 people would want to know if they were at risk of a neurological disorder GE Healthcare: The Value of Knowing. Millward Brown, 2014 • Reduces risk to the business and the individual Practical Benefits Enables proper and effective planning • Reduces uncertainty and distress • Of Early Detection Lower diagnostic and treatment costs • Improved effectiveness of treatments • • Timely advice and support #atpconf 3/1/2017 33

  34. What Is Measured Can Be Managed Physical & Brain Health Are Inextricably Intertwined #atpconf 3/1/2017 34

  35. Managing Brain Health Better Would Have A Huge Impact On Our Workforce Deaths Due To Coronary Heart Disease 600 Among UK Men, Aged 35 - 69 500 400 300 200 100 0 1950 1960 1970 1980 1990 2000 2010 #atpconf 3/1/2017 35

  36. Managing Brain Health Better Would Have A Huge Impact On Our Workforce #atpconf 3/1/2017 36

  37. Microsoft Band 2 : Fitness tracker #atpconf

  38. High-Frequency Cognitive Assessment On Wearables 3 2 4 5 1 #atpconf 3/1/2017 38

  39. High-Frequency Cognitive Assessment On Wearables #atpconf 3/1/2017 39

  40. High-Frequency Cognitive Assessment On Wearables #atpconf 3/1/2017 40

  41. #atpconf 3/1/2017 41

  42. Daily Variance In Cognitive Performance Between Two Individuals #atpconf 3/1/2017 42

  43. #atpconf 3/1/2017 43

  44. Levels Of Positivity In A Sample Of Individuals During The Brexit Referendum 5 Level of Positivity 2.5 0 -2.5 -5 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 June 2016 #atpconf 3/1/2017 44

  45. Plan 1. Review available wearables 2. Illustrate how wearables can be used for assessment 3. Data protection and wearables 4. The future of wearables in measurement and assessment #atpconf 3/1/2017 45

  46. Value Exchange Employer Employee #atpconf 3/1/2017 46

  47. Plan 1. Review available wearables 2. Illustrate how wearables can be used for assessment 3. Data protection and wearables 4. The future of wearables in measurement and assessment #atpconf 3/1/2017 47

  48. Sustaining v Disruptive Sustaining Disruptive #atpconf 3/1/2017 48

  49. Eysenck’s Model Links the introversions-extroversion dimension to the underlying nervous system Introverts have a higher Extroverts have a low level of internal arousal, level of brain arousal, and so they tend to shy and so seek out away from stimulating stimulation social environments #atpconf 3/1/2017 49

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  51. EEG 3 #atpconf 3/1/2017 51

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  53. Advantages Of Wearables Portable and so allow frequent measurements Capable of giving direct measures of activity and behaviour Can be used to give instant feedback Have potential to yield unobtrusive measures of personality #atpconf 3/1/2017 53

  54. Ticking All The Boxes Fosters self motivation Promotes well-being Enhances productivity Increases job satisfaction Aids organisational commitment #atpconf 3/1/2017 54

  55. Could Lead To Lack of autonomy Feelings of incompetence Stress Demotivation Counterproductive work behaviours #atpconf 3/1/2017 55

  56. Advantages For Employers NTR L RDINATI N PERATI N #atpconf 3/1/2017 56

  57. Thank You For Attending #atpconf 3/1/2017 57

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