Patients engage with epilepsy monitor in real time, improving seizure detection
A team has built an AI-based interface that enables real-time communication between patients and epilepsy monitoring devices. As part of a small clinical study at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, patients used a smartphone application to inquire about their own physiological data and received accurate information in response. In turn, the system learned from patient feedback to…
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