For Patients
Coming soon
A digital biofeedback immersive art experience
Vision & Intentions of the Experience
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Designed to help reduce excess sympathetic nervous system activity, promoting calm and balance in critical care environments
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Explores the use of personalized biofeedback-driven digital art to support emotional regulation and patient engagement
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Aims to support recovery from Post-Intensive Care Syndrome (PICS) by offering immersive experiences that reduce sensory trauma
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Seeks to encourage parasympathetic activation through non-invasive, visual, and meditative interaction
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Intended to provide micro-moments of meditation and reflection for people navigating chronic illness
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Creates unique generative art from patients’ biometric inputs, offering a sense of ownership and personalization — like a visual fingerprint
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Works to bridge the gap between art and healthcare, offering a novel, emotionally attuned, patient-centered experience
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