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Associate Professor of Computer and Information Science and Health Sciences

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Stephen Intille In the Media

Stephen Intille for Northeastern

It’s time for smart fitness trackers to smarten up

Too many owners abandon their fitness trackers because they don’t work well enough. By combining the tools of physical measurement and self-reporting, Stephen Intille, associate professor of computer sciences and health sciences, wants to fill the void between Fitbit screens and real life.
- by Aria Bracci September 5, 2019
Looking ahead: Fitness tech in 2015

Fitness trackers accounted for more than half of the 35 million wearable devices in use at the end of 2014. Here, associate professor Stephen Intille, a personal health informatics expert at Northeastern, explains what we can expect from fitness tech in 2015.
- by Jason Kornwitz January 22, 2015
Your iPhone gets emotional

Virtual humans, relational robots, brain imaging devices, and mobile eye-tracking technologies were among the innovative research projects highlighted at a daylong conference at Northeastern that explored the intersection of emotion science and technology.
- by Angela Herring February 4, 2014
Students raise a Google Glass to good health

More than 20 students in an innovative transdisciplinary course developed personal health applications for Google Glass, the wearable computer with an optical head-mounted display.
- by Angela Herring December 11, 2013

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