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This application is designed exclusively for research participants enrolled in specific studies. Developed by MIT and the University of Wisconsin-Madison, it serves as a platform for data collection and analysis within those research contexts.
✓Research data collection
✓Study participant access
✓MIT Media Lab developed
✓University of Wisconsin-Madison collaboration
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What's New in Teddy
1.1.8
December 12, 2023
Updating list of baby videos for sixth and seventh recording session. No other functional changes.
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FAQ
Who can use Teddy?
Teddy is strictly for participants enrolled in specific research studies conducted by the MIT Affective Computing Group and the Center for Healthy Minds. Please consult your study coordinator for eligibility and access.
What is the purpose of Teddy?
Teddy serves as a research platform for collecting data from participants involved in studies. It is not intended for general use by the public.
Is Teddy free to use?
Yes, Teddy is available for free to authorized research participants. The app is provided as part of the research study requirements.
What devices does Teddy support?
Teddy is supported on iPhone and iPod devices. It is designed to run on Apple's mobile operating system.
How often is Teddy updated?
The latest version of Teddy is 1.1.8, last updated on December 12, 2023. Updates are provided by the development team to ensure functionality for research purposes.
What is the age rating for Teddy?
Teddy has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for users aged four and older, though its primary use is for adult research participants.
Does Teddy have ads?
No, Teddy does not contain advertisements. As a research-focused application, it is designed to provide an uninterrupted experience for participants.
Where can I find more information about the research studies using Teddy?
For more information about the research studies and how Teddy is used, please contact your study coordinator. They can provide details specific to your participation.
