ThinkSafe Sean Arietta, Kliulai Chow-Yee, and K. Shankari
Think Safe
Feb 23, 2016
Think Safe. Sean Arietta, Kliulai Chow-Yee , and K. Shankari. Our Guiding Principle. Biking in a city should be safe. Our Guiding Principle. Biking in a city should be safe. … but what makes a city safe?. Two “Target” Groups. For Bikers Understanding of bike safety - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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ThinkSafeSean Arietta, Kliulai Chow-Yee, and K. Shankari
Biking in a city should be safe
Our Guiding Principle
Biking in a city should be safe
Our Guiding Principle
… but what makes a city safe?
Two “Target” Groups
For BikersUnderstanding of bike safety
“Best” routes to take
For Policy MakersUnderstanding of bike safety
Quantitative analysis
Measuring (Perceived) Bike Safety
Measuring (Perceived) Bike Safety
Measuring (Perceived) Bike Safety
Brainwave Sensor
Wireless Radio
Measuring (Perceived) Bike Safety
Brain Activity Logged & Uploaded For Analysis
Calm Biker Concerned Biker
ThinkSafeSean Arietta, Kliulai Chow-Yee, and K. Shankari
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