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Hero: Automated Detection System for Prescription Stimulant Overdose via Synthesized GNP-based Metabolite Detection, AI-based Emotion Inference, and Novel Biometric Measurement

2020-02-29

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<p>Over the past year, approximately 10,000 American teens have died due to a prescription stimulant overdose. A comprehensive, accurate, and easily integrable approach to detect a drug overdose in the environment where it occurs is imperative. This study proposes a multi-factor automated overdose detection system designed to operate in a teen’s living and working space. The eight factors include sweat composition...

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10.31234/osf.io/jnmaz
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