Cortes-Chavez, Fabiola
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Cortes-Chavez, Fabiola
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Cortés Chávez, Fabiola
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G-4928-2016

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Analysis and Correlation between a Non-Invasive Sensor Network System in the Room and the Improvement of Sleep Quality

2022 , Eduardo Morales-Vizcarra , Del-Valle-Soto, Carolina , Paolo Visconti , Cortes-Chavez, Fabiola

Good sleep quality is essential in human life due to its impact on health. Currently, technology has focused on providing specific features for quality sleep monitoring in people. This work represents a contribution to state of the art on non-invasive technologies that can help improve the quality of people’s sleep at a low cost. We reviewed the sleep quality of a group of people by analyzing their good and bad sleeping habits. We take that information to feed a proposed algorithm for a non-invasive sensor network in the person’s room for monitoring factors that help them fall asleep. We analyze vital signs and health conditions in order to be able to relate these parameters to the person’s way of sleeping. We help people get valuable information about their sleep with technology to live a healthy life, and we get about a 15% improvement in sleep quality. Finally, we compare the implementations given by the network with wearables to show the improvement in the behavior of the person’s sleep.

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Effect of Subjective Evaluation Factors on the Buying Decision of Residential Furniture

2015 , Cortes-Chavez, Fabiola , Avila-Chaurand, Rosalio , Landa-Avila, Irma Cecilia

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Design Process for a Birthing Bed, Based on User Hierarchy: Promoting Improvement in User Satisfaction

2021 , Cortes-Chavez, Fabiola , Rossa Sierra, Alberto , Elvia Luz Gonzalez-Muñoz

The medical device design process has a responsibility to define the characteristics of the object to ensure its correct interaction with users. This study presents a proposal to improve medical device design processes in order to increase user acceptance by considering two key factors: the user hierarchy and the relationship with the patient’s health status. The goal of this study is to address this research gap and to increase design factors with practical suggestions for the design of new medical devices. The results obtained here will help medical device designers make more informed decisions about the functions and features required in the final product during the development stage. In addition, we aim to help researchers with design process didactics that demonstrate the importance of the correct execution of the process and how the factors considered can have an impact on the final product. An experiment was conducted with 40 design engineering students who designed birthing beds via two design processes: the traditional product design process and the new design process based on hierarchies (proposed in this study). The results showed a significant increase in the user acceptance of the new birthing bed developed with the hierarchical-based design process.

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