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Taking an interdisciplinary approach — and mixing in a little do-it-yourself initiative — a team of Penn State Berks researchers developed a wearable device that can tell the difference between indoor and outdoor lighting. The device could help scientists better understand the health benefits of outdoor lighting and even lead to wearables that could nudge users to get more outdoor time.
The Penn State Berks team used off-the-shelf equipment to create a wearable device that can track whether a person is exposed to indoor or outdoor lighting.
As the darkest days of the year near, a team of Penn State Berks researchers suggest that a wearable device that can track when people are indoors or outdoors could help scientists determine the health and mental health implications of indoor and outdoor lighting.
Mark Viglione, a 2015 graduate and founder of Enigma Networkz, has finalized a software licensing agreement with the University to make his company’s security information and event management platform, Enigma Glass, available to students at all Penn State campuses.
The Penn State Berks LaunchBox recently partnered with several other Penn State LaunchBoxes to offer the startup challenge virtual accelerator, a one-week program that aimed to help entrepreneurs to build their business idea and craft an elevator pitch.
