Smart mirror helps people self-diagnose

Researchers at the Semeoticons project are developing a smart mirror called the Wize Mirror that can diagnose illnesses in people who look at it.

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The Semeoticons project started in November 2013 with a total budget of 5,383,126 euros. The project will last for 36 months. However, it is expected that it will be officially announced and put into practice in 2018.

Wize Mirror interface.

As part of the Semeoticons project, researchers are testing and developing a smart mirror called the Wize Mirror.

Wize Mirror is a smart mirror that can detect the symptoms of illness in the person looking at it. The mirror's reflective surface is a touch interface. It allows the user to interact with a computer system equipped with a multispectral camera, a 3D scanner, and a breath analyzer.

In addition, Wize Mirror also analyzes signs on the user's face to assess their health status.

According to Giaoducthoidai