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Raeis Ghanavati, Parastou (author)
The number of cardiac patients (people with heart problems) is growing all the time. Given that any person who encounters a cardiac condition should undergo cardiac rehabilitation (CR), a program to rehabilitate the heart and learn to manage it in daily life, it is expected that the health system will also grow exponentially in order to meet the...
master thesis 2022
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Beckmann, Julia (author)
Cardiovascular diseases are a prevalent cause of death worldwide. People with physically demanding jobs tend to have poorer cardiovascular health than people with sedentary jobs. In contrast to leisure-time physical activity (PA), occupational PA (lifting, pushing, and pulling heavy loads over a long period without sufficient recovery) seems to...
master thesis 2022
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Chan, Rosetta (author)
This project is in collaboration with a start-up company: Thrivey. The product produced by Thrivey is an automatic tracking application (mobility tracker), also named Thrivey, that can track the movement of the user when they carry their smartphone with them. Furthermore, the future vision of Thrivey is to expand its user group and promote more...
master thesis 2021
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Bosse, Trudie (author)
When working with the Youth Initiated Menter (YIM) approach, youth workers have to collaborate with an adult from the network of the youth. Starting to work with this YIM approach is not easy for youth workers. Codesign approach this project has looked into the experiences and struggles of youth workers in working with YIM. Based on the five...
master thesis 2021
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Zhang, Lei (author)
Because of their over-concern with body shape and weight, chronic dieters may eventually damage their physical and mental health. Typical problems include hair loss, extreme hunger, depression, and food obsession. For the sake of their health, they have to get rid of chronic dieting and change their restrained eating behavior. This project will...
master thesis 2021
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de la Brena Garcia, Ane (author)
This master thesis report is the result of a six-month-long graduation project for the Design for Interaction master track at the TU Delft. The goal of this project is to improve the interaction between teenage girls and sexualisation on social media. It does so by generating awareness and empowering them to avoid negative influences that affect...
master thesis 2021
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van den Brink, Corne (author)
A smart home can be defined as a system of connected devices that are controlled remotely from one central place. Smart home solutions used to be for early adopters who like the novel and fun part of this new technology. Currently the smart Home market is moving to mainstream users. Hombli is a smart home brand established in 2019 in the...
master thesis 2021
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Sun, Fan (author)
This graduation project starts from the big scope of weight stigmatisation on social media. At the beginning of research, primary research about weight stigma and social media was conducted to collect background knowledge and form an initial scope for further exploration. Explorative research was conducted to map out the situation and problems...
master thesis 2020
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Chang, W. (author)
The thesis aims to investigate how the Sleep Robot system (a Sleep Robot, its application, and servers) can adopt a data-enabled loop to make optimal use. The research has three main objectives: (1)understanding the needs and concerns of using the Sleep Robot system in different user profiles, (2)building a data loop of the Sleep Robot system...
master thesis 2020
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Mellema, Tessa (author)
Aito has developed a technology that can be placedunderneath surfaces to give haptic feedback. They make use of piezoelectricdiscs to sense a pressure difference and actuate a pulse if this differencereaches a certain level. This system is possible because of the piezoelectriccrystals in the discs. These crystals create...
master thesis 2020
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Passa, D. (author)
master thesis 2017
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Gillis, Y.N. (author)
The Emergency Department (ED) treats patients who have acute conditions and operates twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week. At the ED department at the University Medical Centre Utrecht (UMCU), the patients are treated in single rooms. There is not always direct contact between patients and the ED team, because the team is responsible for...
master thesis 2017
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Pannunzio, V. (author)
This thesis presents a research and subsequent design intervention developed in the context of a Design for Interaction graduation assignment called Effortless interactions in Emergency Care. The design process was characterized by a strong focus on analysis, and in particular on user research, which included intense inquiry activities such as...
master thesis 2016
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Muilkens, D. (author)
The purpose of this study was to investigate new ways for residents to contribute to the efficiency of their warm water system in their newly built smart grid neighborhood. In the first part of this thesis, possible new ways for residents to make contributions in their neighborhood were investigated. The design challenge was defined as:...
master thesis 2016
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De Koning, M.S. (author)
This master thesis shows the design process which aims to tackle the problem of large amounts of burnout due to stress, people working in services experience in The Netherlands. As a result, long periods of absenteeism can cause a great effect on society, since The Netherlands is largely dependent of service work. Since this it is an...
master thesis 2016
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The, L.E. (author)
The thesis details the graduation project about saving energy in care homes through behaviour change. The project is part of a bigger project between TU Delft and Eneco, a Dutch energy company. Working towards their vision to provide their customers with services that help them save energy, Eneco invested in corporate customers to review and...
master thesis 2015
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Ringard, E.C. (author)
This thesis investigates the challenge of increasing patient exercise adherence in a self-managed telephysiotherapy setting concerning opportunities of persuasive design interventions. It shows how active patient engagement can be increased by combining offline and online solutions that mutually support each other in guiding the patient and...
master thesis 2015
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Nagy, Z. (author)
Breath-e measures the effect of any space on the users’ relaxation state and supports the relaxation process. This means that it serves a dual function, first it helps users to focus on their own breathing and simultaneously adapts the space to this pace. Secondly, it accurately measures the effect of the space over time, to provide researchers...
master thesis 2014
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Den Blanken, F.M.M. (author)
Healthcare systems in the Western world are facing a serious challenge. They have to keep improving therapy outcomes and, simultaneously, keep decreasing costs. These objectives cannot be achieved without engaging patients more in their own healthcare. Finding effective ways of engaging patients in their own health practices is the main ambition...
master thesis 2014
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Mali, A. (author)
This thesis shows the design process of the resource clock, a consumer product designed to provide households easily accessible feedback on their domestic resource consumption. This report describes the analysis of how domestic resource consumption, user behavior concerning resource consumption and feedback, can play a role in the process of...
master thesis 2014
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