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For the first time, we published six brainstorm reports. Guess how many… one?… two?…, three? no, SIX! Six brainstorm reports for the price of zero.
6 Brainstorm Reports
Mobile Health
Study Explores Effectiveness of Smiling Instead of Smoking Prototype
Study Explores Effectiveness of Smiling Instead of Smoking Prototype
A study concluded that Smiling Instead of Smoking could be helpful for nondaily smokers to quit their unhealthy habit.
PreviewLabs Prototype Pain Buddy Featured in UCI Magazine
PreviewLabs Prototype Pain Buddy Featured in UCI Magazine
An article in UCI Magazine details the importance of apps like Pain Buddy for children with severe diseases.
Prototype Integrated with CO Detector Effective at Detecting Smoking Status, Yale Study Finds
Prototype Integrated with CO Detector Effective at Detecting Smoking Status, Yale Study Finds
A study concluded that MoMba Live Long is an effective tool to utilize in the fight against smoking.
Children’s Hospital of Orange Covers Study that Laid Groundwork for PreviewLabs’ Pain Buddy Prototype
Children’s Hospital of Orange Covers Study that Laid Groundwork for PreviewLabs’ Pain Buddy Prototype
The Pediatric Blood & Cancer Journal has published a study involving the precursor to our work on the Pain Buddy prototype.
MoMba Live Long Team Runs Your Through Their Prototype Developed by PreviewLabs
MoMba Live Long Team Runs Your Through Their Prototype Developed by PreviewLabs
Yale School of Medicine released a video in which they go through the MoMba Live Long prototype, which we developed for Dr. Megan Smith and her team at the Yale Child Study Center.
7 Different Game Prototypes for Health Research
7 Different Game Prototypes for Health Research
PreviewLabs frequently provides rapid game prototyping for health research. Here are seven of our projects in this field…
University Projects
University Projects
Game developers aren’t the only group of people in need of prototypes, we lend our services to academic researchers as well. Behind the jump we’re elaborating on three wildly fascinating science projects we’ve been working on in the past two years.