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`One Digital Day in Her Life
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`By Kris Gnodfellnw
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`April 16, 1998
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`NOT even a mundane cough escapes notation in Jennifer Healey's
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`diary. Instead of waxing poetic about the simple pleasure of a cup
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`of coffee or bemoaning the process of writing a thesis, Ms. Healey,
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`a doctoral candidate in electrical engineering at the Massachusetts
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`Institute of Technology's Media Laboratory, has begun recording
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`her physiological responses to her environment in the stark
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`language of bits and bytes.
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`Ms. Healey is experimenting with wearable sensors hooked up to a
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`portable computer that she carries around but that might one day
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`fit in the sole of a shoe. One day the system could be used to build a
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`personal security system that would snap a picture when the
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`wearer was startled. Or it might track the specific causes of stress
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`so the person could learn how to avoid such situations. But for now,
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`she is just beginning to test it.
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`Ms. Healey is discovering the myriad ways that flaws can occur in
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`the millions of bits of data she gathers about her heart rate,
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`breathing, sweat gland secretions and muscle activity, all of which
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`are punctuated by pictures taken with a camera no bigger than a
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`brooch. She is also learning to read the patterns of her data so that
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`she can better interpret those produced by the people she will test
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`this summer.
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`Here is Ms. Healey's digital diary for one day and how she now
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`interprets what it means. KRIS GOODFELLOW
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