TicTouch is an app created to help children with tourette syndrome (prototype) developed in agreement with the University of Naples "Parthenope".
It was developed in the cohorts of the Apple Foundation Program "Parthenope" by a team of computer science students.
This solution is presented with a childlike graphical interface, so as to help the child in his assisted therapy in the best possible way; the first screen presents an interactive little man with which one can select the part of the body to be trained, and then subsequently activate the exposure phase.
Once the exposure phase is initiated, the child has the option to expose himself to the "risk" and then monitor the sensation by performing the given exercises (basic exercise list, with video).
Then, for a period of time defined by the doctor, the child should try to hold back the "tic" for the given period of time.
Once time has elapsed, the number of managed and unmanaged “ticks” can be monitored.
It is also possible to check the number for previous periods, through a dedicated section
It is strictly forbidden to disseminate the code and multimedia content for third-party entities.
Any known actions will be placed under investigation and punished according to current regulations.
Thanks Apple Foundation Program "Parthenope" for the opportunity and all contributor for making that.
- Alessio Attilio (VCS Admin)
- Benedetta Zaccaro (Frontend Dev)
- Gian Marco Scarpati (Graphic Designer)
- Gian Marco Taddeo (Backend Dev)
- Giovanni Giametta (Data Analyst)
- Rita Tammaro (Graphic Designer)