1. R R iPox Project Jamie Costello MSR Cambridge TechFest 2007 Integrated Systems, Microsoft Research, Cambridge UK TechFest Review, January 11, 2007, Redmond, USA Natasa Milic-Frayling MSR Cambridge Michael Setton CyberFab

2. R R How would we use devices that - increase the awareness of our physiological data - inform of our location and movement, and - enable us to record and communicate easily our thoughts? Heart beatLocation and motion Voice communication Research questions What would be social implications of such devices for individuals and communities?

3. R R Wellness/fitness applications Heart rate Heart rate variability Stress management Caloric expenditure Sleep Location based services Motion sensing for gaming Voice recorder for notes, blogs Voice annotation of locations and images taken by blue tooth enabled devices. iPox - Prototype device, wearable on the wrist - Targetting consumer market - Using mobile phone as the ‘communication and service hub’. Bluetooth GPRS Expected use in W W W

4. R R iPox Device Design Microphone Nav switch Active GPS antena On/off 20 mm Sport velcro strap Micro SD card slot Rapid access button GPS module + Buzzer + Microphone Master board MSP430 + Bluetooth Antena Lithium ion battery LCD Display

5. R R iPox Device Components GPS module + Buzzer + Microphone Master board MSP430 + Bluetooth Antena Lithium ion battery LCD Display Texas Instruments MSP430 Bluetooth Class 2 radio USB interface for batt.charging/ MSP bootloader MicroSD (512Mb) storage, FAT16 File system Optical infrared heart rate measurement 3D accelerometer 900 mAh 3.7 V Lithium battery SiRF III GPS LCD display Navigation switch and Buzzer GPS function has its separate PCB – it can be excluded from the design if not required. Master board PCB size: 51 mm x 39 mm Lithium ion battery size: 55 mm x 35 mm, (1000 mAh).Thickness: 5 mm.

6. R R Heart rate Voice recorder Personal info GPS Settings Calories N iPox Device Interface MENUS GPS Data Top Menu

7. R R iPox Contact: natasamf@microsoft.com Integrated Systems http://research.microsoft.com/is/ Jamie Costello MSR Cambridge TechFest 2007 Integrated Systems, Microsoft Research, Cambridge UK TechFest Review, January 11, 2007, Redmond, USA Natasa Milic-Frayling MSR Cambridge Michael Setton CyberFab