An exploratory clinical study investigating whether the acoustic and tactile feedback generated by mechanical keyboards can improve attention, concentration, and task performance in adults with ADHD. Participants will complete a series of computer-based tasks using keyboards with different sound and switch profiles. The study aims to determine whether specific acoustic characteristics are associated with improved focus, reduced distractibility, and enhanced productivity.
Led by Dr Diana Lam (PhD)
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The VOICE-AE Trial is a mixed-methods clinical research study exploring patient and caregiver perspectives on the use of artificial intelligence (AI)–enabled tools in the management of epilepsy. These tools may include seizure prediction applications, wearable seizure detection devices, digital symptom tracking platforms, and AI-assisted clinical decision support systems.
The study aims to understand how individuals living with epilepsy perceive the usefulness, trustworthiness, usability, and safety of AI-driven technologies in their daily care. It will also examine concerns relating to privacy, autonomy, clinical decision-making, and the integration of AI tools into routine neurological care.
Led by Dr Leonardo Vincent (PhD, MD)
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