OTHER FUNCTIONS SBIR TOPIC 308 PHASE I: "MOBILE SOLUTION FOR OBJECTIVE DIETARY I

进行饮食自我评估的传统方法很麻烦。此外，它们产生的数据不准确，这是理解饮食与疾病相关方式的最大障碍之一。智能手机和平板电脑的激增为方便、准确地报告饮食摄入量提供了机会。在第一阶段，Vignet将使用跨移动开发工具和基于网络的研究人员界面，在iPhone4和Android设备上开发一个功能原型，以演示该系统。Vignet还将编写一份报告，概述一个高吞吐量、可扩展和具有成本效益的系统的技术架构，用于收集、存储、处理和报告客观报告的饮食数据。 Vignet利用人口健康平台创造移动健康创新。Vignet已经与普渡大学合作，后者多年来一直得到美国国立卫生研究院S GEI项目的资助，开发基于手机的饮食评估系统。第一阶段将是第二阶段系统开发的基础。由此产生的商业化解决方案将通过帮助患者和消费者坚持饮食方案，并根据收集的数据，帮助临床医生和研究人员进一步了解饮食摄入和疾病之间的关系，从而对人群健康产生积极影响。

Conventional methods of performing dietary self-assessments are cumbersome. In addition they yield inaccurate data which is one of the biggest barriers to understanding the way diet is related to diseases. The proliferation of smartphones and tablets provides an opportunity to conveniently and accurately report dietary intake. During Phase 1, Vignet will develop a functional prototype on iPhone4 and an Android device using a cross-mobile development tool and a web based researcher interface that will demonstrate the system. Vignet will also produce a report that outlines the technical architecture for a high throughput, scalable and cost-effective system for collection, storage, processing and reporting of objectively reported dietary data. Vignet creates mobile health innovations using a platform for population health. Vignet has partnered with Purdue University, who has been funded for several years by the NIH¿s GEI program for the development of a mobile phone-based dietary assessment system. Phase 1 will be the foundation for system development in Phase 2. The resulting commercialized solution would positively affect population health by helping patients and consumers adhere to a dietary regimen and help clinicians and researchers further their understanding of the relationships between dietary intake and disease, based on the data collected.