The purpose of this research project is to leverage AI-driven voice and sentiment analysis technologies to detect and continuously assess health conditions such as Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, Dementia, PTSD, and to evaluate fatigue and energy levels.
By utilizing these advanced analytical tools, the project aims to identify early signs of adverse health conditions, enabling prompt and proactive interventions.
Furthermore, the project emphasizes user empowerment by ensuring complete ownership and control over their data, thus providing them the autonomy to decide its accessibility for research purposes.
The ultimate goal is to enhance early detection, facilitate faster reactions to potential health issues, and contribute to overall well-being through innovative AI applications.
The research is being conducted by a team with over 10 years of experience in voice and sentiment analysis.
This team is composed of experts in AI-driven health diagnostics, focused on developing advanced tools for early detection and ongoing assessment of conditions such as Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, Dementia, PTSD, and evaluating fatigue and energy levels.
To participate in this research project, follow these steps:
Consent is obtained on research page using DATA LAKE consent module. It provides comprehensive information about the research methods, data usage, and privacy measures.
After reviewing this information, participants can give their consent by ticking a consent box and providing a digital signature.
If you decide to stop participating, your data will be anonymized and retained only for aggregated research purposes.
Your personal identifiers will be removed, and the data will no longer be associated with you, ensuring your privacy is protected even after participation ends.
Your privacy is a top priority for us. The platform uses double-anonymization, blockchain technology, plus internal security protocols to ensure that your data is secure.
Only anonymized data is used for research, and you have full control over who can access your data.