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The STOP project will address the health societal challenge of obesity with the specific objectives of mitigating the enormous and growing Health Care costs of obesity and related health issues. The project proposed solution is the foundation of an innovative platform to support Persons with Obesity<\/em> (PwO) with better nutrition under the supervision of Healthcare Professionals. Therefore, the STOP Platform will capture various PwO data from different kind of smart sensor streams and Chatbot technology, manage and enrich available data with existing knowledge bases and fuse these by machine learned driven Data Fusion approaches for sophisticated AI data analysis.<\/p>\n The WP2 has a strong relation with other WPs, especially in refining and implementing of the STOP platform architecture which is for convenience as well depicted in Figure 1-1. To provide a better overview of the integration of this report with the architecture, we will shortly summarize some key points. The architecture contains a Persistant Layer<\/em> (located in the cloud), which consists of a Structured Content<\/em> area (Digital Library<\/em> and Multimedia Archive<\/em>) for the Content and a Knowledge Network<\/em> (KN) for KOs (details see D2.1). The KM-EP is based on a flexible integration architecture with service harmonization capabilities (an architecture about KM-EP could be found in D2.1).<\/p>\n Figure \u2011: STOP Platform Architecture Data & Knowledge Ecosystem<\/p>\n As marked with different colours in the figure, the platform is combined the works of WP2 and WP3. Overall, the project Work Package 2<\/em> (WP2), which is described in this deliverable, is focused on topics related to:<\/p>\n Other parts of the STOP platform, such as, e.g., AI Chatbot and Gamification App, are reported in other deliverables. This report is the third deliverable of the work package 2 with scope on the second STOP Platform release that was conceptualised in the deliverable 2.1 and realized in the deliverable 2.2 (see Figure 1-2).<\/p>\n Figure \u2011: Relation of STOP deliverables<\/p>\n The aim of this report is to document the project achievements additional<\/strong> to the first release on the following objectives:<\/p>\n To address the scope of this report and above objectives, project work in WP2 is split in in five tasks. The structure of this report will follow the order of tasks (from DoA) that are already worked in during various secondments. The first four tasks are already relevant for this report and copy and pasted for convenience:<\/p>\n The report documents two cognitive walk through of the platform on its Web<\/em> and Mobile<\/em> application. For the web application, the report only describes the components that were developed after<\/strong> the first release. Each walkthrough demonstrates stepwise the functionality of the system components with screenshots and their descriptions.<\/p>\n In this section, new components that were added after the first release are presented. The walkthrough is split into a description of the Google Fit importing feature and the new Fitness Virtual Event component.<\/p>\n Beside Fitbit, Google Fit is a popular fitness data storage. Almost all fitness devices and apps provide an option to connect to Google Fit in order to export\/store their data there. Users have the possibility to import their fitness data from Google Fit by going to menu Fitness > Import > Google Fit (Figure 2-1).<\/p>\n Figure \u2011: Import from Google Fit<\/p>\n Users will need to authorize the STOP portal to access their fitness data by logging in using their Google account. Figure 2-7 presents Google\u2019s login interface.<\/p>\n Figure \u2011: Login Google account<\/p>\n After authorized the STOP portal, users will be redirected back to the portal. Here, they can choose to access to new data created since the last import. If users haven\u2019t import data from this service before, the system will suggest loading all data created from the last 3 months.<\/p>\n Users have the option to change the import date then click on the \u201cLoad New Records\u201d button to download their fitness data (Figure 2-8).<\/p>\n Figure \u2011: Load data from Google Fit<\/p>\n After loading fitness data from Google Fit, users can preview them. There are 3 types of fitness data loaded: Activities, Exercises, and Weights. As shown in Figure 2-4, users can click on the \u201cActivities\u201d tabs to browse the activity records. They can also search for specific record by using the search box.<\/p>\n Figure \u2011: List loaded activities<\/p>\n Similar to activity, users can browse exercise records in the \u201cExercises\u201d tab. The related data for each exercise is shown in Figure 2-5.<\/p>\n Figure \u2011: List loaded exercises<\/p>\n Users can look at their weight-related data each day in the \u201cWeights\u201d tab as shown in Figure 2-6.<\/p>\n Figure \u2011: List loaded weights<\/p>\n After viewing all their data, users click on \u201cImport\u201d button at the end to import them to the STOP portal. The system will show how many records were imported successfully as in Figure 2-9.<\/p>\n Figure \u2011: Import data successfully<\/p>\n Fitness Virtual Event was created to encourage users to exercise more. Portal admins can create a new event by going to menu Fitness > Events (Figure 2-8).<\/p>\n Figure 2\u20118: List created events<\/p>\n In the \u201cAdd\/Edit Event\u201d page shown in Figure 2-9, admins need to fill out the information related to the event, such as name, description, start date and end date. There are several goals for an event. Admins can add new goal with the \u201cNew Option\u201d button and choose the type of goal and its value. After completed this step, admins click on the \u201cCreate\/Save\u201d button to save the input to the database. Admins can stop this process and go back to the listing page anytime by clicking on the \u201cCancel\u201d button.<\/p>\n Figure 2\u20119: Edit an event<\/p>\n On the listing page, admins can delete an event by clicking on the \u201cDelete\u201d button at the end of the row. Figure 2-10 shows the system asking once more time before removing the record from the database.<\/p>\n Figure 2\u201110: Delete an event<\/p>\n .<\/p>\n Users can find an event in the search page or the event can be advertised somewhere with a banner. When users click on this banner, they will be redirected to the event page (Figure 2-11). Here they can find out all information related to the event and choose to participate. In order to do so, they need to select their goal and click on the Participate button.<\/p>\n Figure 2\u201111: Event information page<\/p>\n Users can also find out which participations have the best performance and filter out this list by event goals (Figure 2-12). They can also search for information in this list. For example, which position they or their friends are right now. This will help users get motivated and achieve better results.<\/p>\n Figure 2\u201112: Event result page<\/p>\n Users can review all events they participated in the Fitness Overview page (Figure 2-13), which can be navigated in menu Fitness > Overview. Here information regarding to their participation and performances, such as, chosen target, joined data, and current progress, is displayed.<\/p>\n Figure 2\u201113: My events page<\/p>\n In this section, the STOP Fitness Manager mobile app is introduced. The application is presented in a cognitive walkthrough where its features and functionalities are described in a series of screenshots and descriptions.<\/p>\n In order to use the app, users are required to login using their username and password. Unregistered users press on \u201cCreate a new account\u201d to go to the STOP portal (see Figure 3\u20111). They can also request a new password using the \u201cForgot Password?\u201d link.<\/p>\n <\/a> Figure 3\u2011: User login UI<\/p>\n After logged in, users are redirected to their fitness overview. It provides a quick look at users\u2019 fitness current progress compared to their target each day. In Figure 3-2, users\u2019 status in water consumption, food consumption, exercises, and steps, are visualized. Users can press on a section to add a new record.<\/p>\n Figure 3\u2011: Create a fitness profile<\/p>\n To manage activity data, users can press on the Activities tab. In Figure 3-3, all activity records are listed. Users can either edit an existing record by press on it or create a new activity by press on the \u201c+\u201d button.<\/p>\n Figure 3\u2011: List created activities<\/p>\n In the \u201cAdd\/Edit Activity\u201d screen as shown in Figure 3-4, users need to fill out the required fields, such as \u201cDate\u201d. Other fields, such as \u201cTime\u201d, \u201cDistance\u201d, \u201cSteps\u201d, are optional. After filling out all the information, users press on \u201cSave\u201d to create a new activity or save the editing record. Furthermore, users can also press on the \u201c\ud83e\udc68\u201d button to come back to the listing screen.<\/p>\n Figure \u2011: Edit an activity<\/p>\n On the listing screen, users swipe left on a record to remove it from the database. The system will ask for users\u2019 confirmation to make sure that they did not do this by mistake (Figure 3-5).<\/p>\n Figure \u2011: Delete an activity<\/p>\n Next to the \u201cActivities\u201d tab is the \u201cExercises\u201d, where users can manage their exercise records (Figure 3-6). Similar to \u201cActivities\u201d, users can press on a record to edit it or the \u201c+\u201d button to create a new exercise.<\/p>\n Figure \u2011: List created exercises<\/p>\n In the \u201cAdd\/Edit Exercise\u201d screen shown in Figure 3-7, users need to fill out the information related to their exercise, such as name, date, description, distance, etc. After completed this step, users press on the \u201cSave\u201d button to save the input in the database. Users can stop this process and go back to the listing page anytime by pressing on the \u201c\ud83e\udc68\u201d button.<\/p>\n Figure \u2011: Edit an exercise<\/p>\n On the listing screen, users can delete a record by swiping left on the record row. Figure 3-8 shows the system asking users once more time before removing the record from the database.<\/p>\n Figure \u2011: Delete an exercise<\/p>\n Users can manage their food consumption by selecting the Nutrition tab (Figure 3-9). Here they can add a meal that they just ate or edit the created record in the list.<\/p>\n Figure \u2011: List created meals<\/p>\n In the \u201cAdd\/Edit Meal\u201d screen in Figure 3-10, users need to enter the calories they consumed then press on the \u201cSave\u201d button to save the record. Otherwise, users can stop this process and go back to the listing screen anytime by pressing on the \u201c\ud83e\udc68\u201d button.<\/p>\n Figure \u2011: Add a meal<\/p>\n Similar to other type of data, users can delete a meal by swiping left on record row. The system will need users\u2019 confirmation once more time before removing the record from the database as shown in Figure 3-11.<\/p>\n Figure \u2011: Delete a meal<\/p>\n Users can manage their water consumption by switching to the Water tab. Here they can add a drink to the system or edit the added drink in the list as shown in Figure 3-12.<\/p>\n Figure \u2011: List created water consumptions<\/p>\n In the \u201cAdd\/Edit Water\u201d screen as shown in Figure 3-13, users fill out the timestamp and volume of the drink then press on the \u201cSave\u201d button to save it in the database. Otherwise, users can stop this process and go back to the listing screen by pressing on the \u201c\ud83e\udc68\u201d button.<\/p>\n Figure \u2011: Drink water<\/p>\n In the listing screen, users can delete a drink by swiping left on the record row. The system will ask users if they are sure before removing the drink from the database (Figure 3-14).<\/p>\n Figure \u2011: Delete a water consumption<\/p>\n In the Weights tab, users can manage the changes of their weight over time. Here they can add, edit, or delete their weight records. Figure 3-15 shows a list of user\u2019s weight records.<\/p>\n Figure \u2011: List created weight records<\/p>\n In the \u201cAdd\/Edit Weight\u201d screen in Figure 3-16, users type in their weight along with BMI and Fat value then press on the \u201cSave\u201d button to save the record in the database. Users can also press on the \u201c\ud83e\udc68\u201d button to stop this process and go back to the listing screen.<\/p>\n Figure \u2011: Add a weight record<\/p>\n In the listing screen presented in Figure 3-17, users can delete a record by swiping left on the record row. The system will ask users if they are sure before removing the record from the database.<\/p>\n Figure \u2011: Delete a weight record<\/p>\n The application was released on both Android and iOS platform. Users can download it using the following URL:<\/p>\n In this deliverable, we have reported the work of developing and deploying the second version of the STOP Portal. This includes the updated web application where new import module was added to support data exchange from Google Fit and a new component called \u201cFitness Virtual Event\u201d was implemented to encourage users to exercise more. Furthermore, a mobile application was introduced to enable users to interact with the STOP Portal on the go. The app has 6 modules that covers users\u2019 fitness data. With this app, users can manage their progress, activity, exercise, meal and water consumption, and weight in a quick and easy manner. The works reported in this deliverable has fulfilled the goal of the WP2, which is to implement and refine Data and Knowledge Management, Pre-Processing and User Interaction Component and Service.<\/p>\n The developed prototype will be the base and paves the way to the incoming pilot randomized controlled trial, which will be conducted in M44. 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<\/a>Web Application: Cognitive Walkthrough<\/h1>\n
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