Care Companion
For patients, keeping up with a special treatment plan and being educated about their illness is of vital importance. A new generation of applications encourages patients to take charge of their own health.
KidPRO App — Improving Adherence in Clinical Trials
Pills Adjutant — medication adherence tool for iOS and Android
New R&D Projects on DataArt Orange
DataArt on the Leading Edge of Food Recognition
Smart watch will win the market, and here’s why
ResearchKit for Developers
- Asthma Health by Mount Sinai. By Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai;
- Parkinson mPower study app. By Sage Bionetworks, a Not-For-Profit Research Organization;
- GlucoSuccess. By The Massachusetts General Hospital;
- Share the Journey. By Sage Bionetworks, a Not-For-Profit Research Organization;
- MyHeart Counts. By Stanford University.
DataArt Orange to integrate its food recognition engine with Apple HealthKit and Voice Recognition
Eat’n’Click is an application developed by DataArt that helps people track the nutritional content of foods they consume. The app automatically tracks calorie information by scanning photographs of food.
Its prototype is available on the App Store and can recognize a number of fruits with more than an 85% success rate. Recently the application was demonstrated by the DataArt team during the Health 2.0 Europe 2014 event in London and was highly appreciated by its participants.
Following industry trends and the high attention Apple HealthKit is receiving, DataArt’s Research Lab decided to move forward by automating the tracking of users’ nutrition habits. DataArt is planning to build a PoC prototype to integrate with Apple HealthKit. Also, we plan to implement a voice recognition engine with it. The aim of DataArt’s Orange R&D initiative is to reduce the gap between humanity and computers. And we strongly believe that this step will be highly effective.

DataArt ORANGE at Health 2.0 Europe 2014
