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The number of electronic devices we own is growing. And so is our need to control them efficiently. Controlling multiple devices today often results in stress, eye fatigue and tiredness, and it reduces our ability to concentrate. Using electric signals from brain waves, face muscles and eye movements, Reface allows users to control up to 15 devices at the time, from personal to smart home devices. Reface can be also used in an office environment and thus support the effectiveness of the workforce in any organisation.
Dubai Institute of Design and Innovation (DIDI)
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University of Wales Trinity St David – Swansea College of Art
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Indian School of Design & Innovation
A wearable, biodegradable device that helps navigation without relying on GPS
