[2023-10] CareNurse N1
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Project Overview
CareNurse N1 is an integrated homecare solution for Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis(ALS, 渐冻症) patients, combining hardware terminals, cloud services, and mobile applications.
Key technical breakthroughs:
- NIR facial detection under extreme head orientations (yaw>75°, pitch>35°, roll ±180°) with striped non-uniform lighting (caused by dual-frequency eye tracker illumination)
- 98-point facial landmark localization based on the above scenario
- Far-infrared body temperature measurement
- Contactless NIR-based respiratory/heart rate monitoring
Since August 2021, we’ve progressed from concept to market-ready product through:
- 4 proof-of-concept iterations
- Deployment in 100+ households
- Three PR campaigns generating 10M+ media impressions
- Multiple international awards
Most significantly, our system has saved lives by enabling emergency alerts when patients experience suffocation episodes – a critical need given their inability to move or speak during such crises.
Roles & Achievements
Joined during the foundational phase with multi-faceted contributions:
Primary Roles
Algorithm Development
- Achieved robust facial detection and 98-point landmark localization in NIR under challenging conditions: extreme head angles + interfering striped illumination
- Developed eye/mouth motion sequence recognition for intent detection
- Engineered multi-target retro-reflective marker tracking with trajectory logic for emergency signaling
- Built audio event recognition system for alert triggering
Product Design
- Spearheaded functional prototyping and hardware architecture
- Directed UED for mobile applications
Operations
- Owned user acquisition campaigns and partnership development with NGOs
- Led key event planning and PR outreach
Secondary Roles
Project Management
- Managed requirements scoping and development timelines
- Ensured milestone deliverables
QA Engineering
- Authored test cases and drove issue resolution cycles