Human Digital Twin Project
Type 2 Diabetes (henceforth “diabetes”) is a serious illness that affects thousands of people in New Zealand. Diabetes leads to serious health consequences.
Diabetes can be controlled and even reversed by adjusting lifestyles such as diet, exercise, and managing life stress. Nowadays, such a prediction is possible using Artificial Intelligence.
We are studying how artificial intelligence can be used to reverse diabetes. We are funded by the New Zealand Health Research Council with grant 24/827; we are conducting the study in different parts.
- In the current research, we are studying how we might predict HbA1c from continuous glucose monitor data
- In another study, we are testing how we might create digital avatars to communicate with you
- A third study will look into how we might use smartwatches and wearables to reverse diabetes
About Us
We are a research team from the University of Canterbury and the University of Auckland, and the project is funded by the Health Research Council of New Zealand 24/827
We are located at the University of Canterbury.
Our address:
Human Digital Twin Study
Room 607 Jane Soons Building
University of Canterbury
90 Ilam Road,
Christchurch 8041
New Zealand
Information Sheet
- Scan the above QR code and fill out the Online Form.
- Download the Participant Information Sheet and Consent Form and mail it to us.
Study Updates
Our study updates here
Research and Data
Published research papers, preprints, and download data from here
Get In Touch
Address
Human Digital Twin Study
Jane Soons 607
University of Canterbury,
Christchurch 8041
Phone
- +64 022 629 0356
- +64 03 369 3509