Good news this week: Game against ringing in the ears wins Innovation Prize

Good news this week: Game against ringing in the ears wins Innovation Prize

Possible duck -mouth replacement must prevent discomfort in women

Tamara Hoveling Found It Tok Took Tokk for the Uncomfortable Duckbill Speculum (A Medical Device for Internal Examination of Women) to Be Replaced. That is why the 28-year-old designer came up with a replacement herself: the lilium. This design is made of flexible plastic, in contrast to the cold and hard duckbill speculum.

Hoveling is affiliated with the faculty of industrial design at TU Delft and Conducted Research on the Duckbill Speculum with student Ariadna Izcara Gual. “It looks like a torture device, as if it comes from a toolbox,” Hoveling Told the Ad . “It’s cold. It hurts. It just Doesn’t Feel Good.”

The Lilium Got its name from Those Three ‘Leaves’ That Open Like A Lily. Hoveling’s design is still a prototype and has -tested on an artificial vagina. The Designer is Hesitant to Say Whether Her Design Will Ultimately Replace It Permanently. But accordance to courting, it could just be a new step for gynecology.

Game Against Tinnitus Wins National Healthcare Innovation Award

The Makers of the Game Freequency won The Public Version of the National Healthcare Innovation Award on Wednesday. The Professional Jury Prize Went to Ezer: An Invention by J58 That Gives Wheelchair Users The Opportunity to stand.

Freequency Should Help People who Suffer From Tinnitus. An Estimated Two Million Dutch People Suffer From Tinnitus at Some Point. All the more reason for the makers to do something about it.

Sophie Asveld From Game Developer Hulan, The Company Behind Freequency, Explains to Omroep Brabant How the Game Works. “First you have to set your tinnitus tone in the tone maker,” She says. Accordance to asveld, the sound that people with tinnitus hear is very different per person. Where one hears a beep or whistle, the other suffers more from a child of noise.

Furthermore, The Game Uses Augmented Reality (AR). This combines the image from Someone’s Phone Or Tablet Camera with 3D Animations That Are Superimposed on The Image. With the help of ar and spatial audio, you playfully search for the location of the sound in your own environment.

Accordance to asveld, you are count your brain that you have control over where the tone goes. “So you can also make sure it goes away. So you search via your phone and literally play your tinnitus tone away.”

The game is on the market for iOS devices and has already had more than twenty thousand downloads. The Makers Hope to get the game running on Android Devices As Soon As Possible. The National Healthcare Innovation Award is Therefore Intended to Give the Best, Already Exist Innovations A Boost in Recognition. “It looks promising,” Says Asveld.

New Pollen Poles Should Help Millions of Dutch People

So-called Pollen Poles Were Placed on the Roof of the Leiden University Medical Center (LUMC) and the Elkeliek Hospital in Helmond on Thursday. These Measure the Number of Pollen in the Air In Real Time Using Artificial Intelligence (AI), As Well as which species are Involved.

For fifty years, Pollen Has Been counted Manually in Both Leiden and Helmond. A Kind of Vacuum Cleaner is Used for this, A Spokesperson for the LUMC Explains to NU.nl. “The pollen then stick to a roll with vaseline. The roll rotates a small piece every day and thus catches pollen on all sides.”

Once a Week, The Researchers Replace the Old Roll with a New One. This also mean that the current Hay Fever Radar is Standard a Week Behind. The New Pollen Pole Should Therefore Change This. The New Machine Can Distinguish the Different Pollen Thanks to Holographic Images. Ai also looks at how pollen reflect and light up light. “This should provide a faster and sharper pollen count in the future.”

These Pollen poles have now started a two-year test phase. The Two Old Machines Remain as a Hold and to Provide ai With Information. The Reliability of the New System Will Be Examined about the Next Two Years.

Asylum Seekers in Woerden Forget Weekly Worries Through the Joy of Football

Where many people detest Monday, Various Asylum Seekers from Woerden look forward to it. Then they can do what they love: play football. Due to the Ramadan, Among Other Things, It was Quiet for a While, But Last Monday they were back. The Football Enthusiasts Come Together Every Monday Afternoon on the Grounds of the Sportlust’46 Association.

They Owe that to Tom Hanemaaijer and Bram Bastmeijer. The Friends Decided in Their Gap Year to Volunteer in The Neighborhood. They ended up at the emergency shelter through Various Channels. They Themselves Find It A Valuable Use Of Their Free Time.

The Emergency Shelter for Unaccompanied Men has bone in Woerden Since August Last Year. Accordance to the Municipality of Utrecht, The News about the arrival of the emergency shelter landed relatively softly. There have never leg protests. The Asylum Seekers Themselves Have Indicated that they also like to live here.

The 34-year-old Sorrie Camara Fled from Gambia, where also liked to play football, and has now lived in the Asylum Seekers Center in Woerden for Six Months. Hey Enjoys It Very Much There. “The City is Beautiful and Quiet. I Make Friends Here,” Says Camara. “Tom and Bram are very child to me and to all of us.”

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