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LC CS Project Ideas: Wellbeing - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Dim lighting can affect mood
        
        Keep light at one even level for the whole day
        
        Sound buzzer if light reaches an unsafe level
    - - Predict peak light pollution times
        
        Infrom people when the best time to go for a walk/run is: when they will have a nice view of stars/sky e.t.c.
  - - - Collect data on when a room will be most busy
        
        Make predictions for peak busy-ness
        
        Could be useful for people with social anxiety or sensory processing disorder
        
        Pygal graph based on data
        
        Show predicted level of busy-ness via coloured RGB lights
      - Fridge opening detector
        
        Warn when a person may be eating more food than is healthy
        
        Alert parents when kids are stealing food from the fridge
        
        Output: LED screen; RGB lights; buzzer
    - - People with physical disabilities: automatic lighting means they do not have to flip a switch
      - Hospitals, nursing homes, schools
    - - Alert nurses/carers/family when a patient is awake and moving
      - Alert staff as to which patients need attention
  - - - Predict the hottest times of the day
        
        Automatic A/C
        
        PC cooling system
    - - Servo?
      - Open when kitchen gets too warm
  - - - If noise level > max level, flahsing red lights
      - Good for primary school children
    - - Warning for people with auditory processing disorders
      - Find the quitest study times in a place (e.g: library)
      - Flashing RGB when noise level will reach an unsafe level
    - - Predict and automatically play white noise for babies, parents don’t have to worry about soothing child
    - - Parents can check and set alarms for overnight
        
        Automatic timetable creation?
        
        Automatically play white noise / calming music
      - Bicycle attachment
        
        Parents recieve an alert when their child has or is about to fall off of their bike
- - - - Sensory processing disorders (ASD, ADHD, SPD, Blindness)
        
        Volatile to stimuli
        
        Light
        
        Sound
        
        Motion
      - Persistent Depressive Disorder
        
        Tiredness / lack of energy
        
        Sadness
        
        Low self-esteem / high self-criticism
    - - Stress
      - Headaches
  - - - Sports
      - Excercise
    - - Hygiene
        
        Showering
      - Hobbies
  - - - Community centres
      - Sports clubs
      - Theatre/performing arts
  - - - Bird watching
      - TV, Movies, Video games
      - Walking