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Let us tell you a bit about one of our recent projects:
▪️ The problem: Dr. Rosalind Picard and Dr. Reyna L. Kaliouby wished to create a device that could help parents and caregivers understand children with autism so they can better tend to their needs.
▪️ The goal: Affectiva had the basic technology, but they needed help with getting a mechanical engineering assembly completed.
▪️ Our process: The HaA team engineered the outer shell, a basic PCB layout and a single tactile button design that was visible and easy to use.
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