Observed arrival · 2026-10-25
Syncra: A Seizure-Alert Wristband for the Isthmus
A research prototype wristband intended to detect convulsive seizures, alert a person’s family, and log the episode’s duration.
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- People with epilepsy, their families, and caregivers in the Isthmus
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- Before design, the project consulted 141 people; the site says it has no local epilepsy count for the Isthmus.
Field notes
The site says the team consulted 141 people before designing, including patients, families, and local clinicians. It describes a gap in regional epilepsy data: for the Isthmus’s 633,518 residents, it reports no local prevalence figure, while citing national and global estimates separately. The page also includes first-aid guidance and a five-minute emergency threshold; Syncra itself is identified as a research prototype, not a certified medical device.
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