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Quantified Self: Self knowledge through numbers.

Santé & Médecine Business

Consumer-Centric Health
Models for Change ‘11

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MERCER ISLAND LOOP TIMES, SUMMER 2011

CONSUMPTION TRACKING SMOKING CESSATION
FLIGHT LOGGING PERSONAL SLEEP EXPERIMENT
PERSONAL ENERGY CONSUMPTION BIOSENSORS
UPGRADING YOURSELF WORKOUT TRACKING
APPLYING ANALYTICS TO RELATIONSHIPS PERSONAL DATA CHANNELS
QUANTIFYING PRODUCTIVITY MEDITATION TRACKING
MAKING THE INVISIBLE VISIBLE TOTAL SELF-TRACKING
WHERE DO YOU GO? INFORMATION CAPTURE
DECISION THROUGH NUMBERS MENTAL ACUITY
STOCHASTIC SELF-SAMPLING DIETARY AND RUNNING DATA
CYCLING THROUGH MOUNTAINS OF DIY GENOMICS
DATA CYCLING POWER METER DATA
MYLIFEBITS GEO-TRACKING
JOURNALING DREAMS AND ODD EVENTS LINGUISTIC ANALYSIS
SOCIAL RATING CREATING STANDARDS
SLEEP APNEA AND SLEEP MEASUREMENT ARE SELF-TRACKERS NARCISSISTS?
BRAIN AUGMENTATION HAPPINESS
DOCUMENTING THOUGHTS

QUANTIFIED SELF TOPICS

Three Questions
1. What did you do?
2. How did you do it?
3. What did you learn?

1. ELECTRONIC
SENSORS
2. MOBILE PHONES

3. SHARING

4. CLOUD

…BUT WE WANT EXPERIENCES + MEANING

How can I stick with the goals I set? How do my symptoms compare
with those of others?

How can I broadcast what I’m
doing to friends?

How can I optimize my productivity?

(and many, many more!)

FEEDBACK LOOPS REQUIRED

SHORT TERM LONG TERM

Surprises Totals, Progress
Game mechanics Patterns, correlations
Social approval Reminisce

Thank you!

David Reeves - @dreeves
Quantifiedself.org - @quantifiedself
Limeade - @limeade

Thanks to Steven Dean @sgdean for QS slides

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