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A  spin-off  from  the  Massachusetts  Institute  of  Technology  (MIT)  called  Empatica,  has created a wearable device that monitors epileptic seizures (癫痫发作) .
According to  Statista, the value of the global mHealth market for 2015 is forecasted to be at  around  14.5 billion  U.S.  dollars.  In  fact,  247  million people  in  the  US  have  downloaded  a healthcare app  for their personal use.
The new product, Embrace, can be paired with a companion watch that a family member, friend  or  caregiver  can  wear.  When  the  companion  watch  is  in  range  of the  user's  Embrace
watch, it will vibrate to alert the companion watch of their medical situation or status.
Embrace  is  tied  together  by  two  apps:  an  event  detector  which  sends  an  alert  when  the user's  electrodermal  response  reaches  a  preset  level  they  customize  based  on  their  history  and health profile; and a diary app which helps monitor and manage everyday routines.
The ultra thin  Embrace  is the result  of several years  of research  from MIT professor Dr. Rosalind  W.  Picard,  founder  and  director  of the  Affective  Computing  Research  Group  at  MIT Media Lab and her team. Embrace evolved from a discovery with an early device called iCalm in 2008 which allowed the researchers to see the outbreak of stress even before it was noticed by the subject.
The    sensors    in    the    iCalm    device   measured   the    "fight-or-flight   response"through electrodermal  activity  which  was  measured  from  the  skin  surface.  In  a  small  test  group,  the data  from the  iCalm  showed that the wristband  data was related to how  long the brain waves were  suppressed after an epileptic  seizure. According to Picard, the data  showed the bigger the signal on the wrist, the longer the brain waves went flat after the seizure had supposedly ended.
The problem with that discovery, according to the researchers, is that someone who's had
an epileptic seizure and then appears to recover should be monitored and not left alone.
Over time, Picard and her team fine-tuned iCalm to what is now the Embrace watch which
monitors  the  user's  physiological  stress  levels.  Embrace  monitors  electrodermal  activity  (EDA) and movement with an objective of reducing  Sudden Unexplained Death in Epilepsy (SUDEP),the leading cause of death of those with epilepsy.
Embrace  recently  launched  an  Indiegogo  campaign  to  raise  funds  for  further  product development. The company also has partnered with the Epilepsy Foundation and plans to give Embrace watches to children or families who can't afford them.
62.What  can be  inferred  from the passage?
A. Embrace will undoubtedly have a bright market future.
B. With Embrace, many epileptic sufferers have got cured.
C. Embrace is unaffordable for most children and families.
D.The  government  financially  supports  Embrace  advances.
63.Embrace  works  with  devices  consisting  of                    
A.paired  companion  watches                         B.an event detector and a diary app
C.smart  sensors  in the  iCalm  device              D.the  signals  shown  on the wrist
64. Empatica  developed iCalm because  it                    
A. failed to detect an epileptic patient who tends to be cured
B. was weak in reporting the accurate data of the stress outbreak
C. could not figure out the brain waves via signals on the wrist
D.lacked the function to explain the  sudden death in Epilepsy
65.Which of the following can be the best title of the passage?
A.From  Fine-tuned  iCalm  to  the  Embrace  Watch
B.A Cure of Epilepsy by Picard and her Team
C. A Smart Watch to Manage Epileptic Seizures
D.Embrace,  a  Great  Scientific  Breakthrough

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