“Augmented satiety: Interactive Nutritional Intake Controller”
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Title:
- Augmented satiety: Interactive Nutritional Intake Controller
Description:
The goal of our project is to decrease rates of obesity by affecting our eating behavior implicitly by using human computer interaction techniques. Obesity has become a serious public health concern all over the world. It increases the risk of many medical conditions, both physical and mental. Obesity risk can be decreased through limiting food intake and exercising.
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