#device for Tourette’s syndrome

Experts from the University of Nottingham created a smartwatch-like gadget to help people with Tourette's syndrome. "People with Tourette's syndrome said to us they wanted a safe and effective treatment that they could use outside the clinic that didn't involve drugs but gave them control over their tics. Based on the study by Center for Disease Control and Prevention, 1 out of 162 children have Tourette's syndrome and they’re suggesting that around of the children with TS may still not be diagnosed. One famous celebrity is known for having Tourette's syndrome and she is Billie Eilish. Powering the device is a 1,545mAh battery rated for up to 210 minutes of use, depending on recording settings. The wearable is designed for outdoor sports, combining an AI-powered action camera, open-ear audio, and communication features into a single device. Read more in our articles including "Gadget for people with Tourette’s, now trialed" and "DJI Osmo Pocket 4P now official in the Philippines".