Key result
The EmoSense ambulatory device successfully measured physiological signals in real-life settings, identifying specific urban obstacles that give rise to increased stress for blind pedestrians.
Observational
The EmoSense ambulatory device enables unobtrusive, real-life measurement of physiological signals to objectively evaluate stress, demonstrating utility in identifying stress-inducing urban obstacles for blind pedestrians.
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Supports wearable stress monitoring for blind pedestrians; hypothesis-generating and requires validation before clinical use.
Massot et al. (2011) conducted an observational in Blindness / Stress. EmoSense ambulatory device was evaluated on Objective evaluation of stress through analysis of electrodermal activity. The EmoSense ambulatory device successfully measured physiological signals in real-life settings, identifying specific urban obstacles that give rise to increased stress for blind pedestrians.