Fitness app soon to nudge diabetic and hypertensive patients
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In response to queries, Professor Teo Hock Hai, from the NUS Department of Information Systems and Analytics and principal investigator of the project, said he and his team from the NUS School of Computing used cutting-edge technologies in data analytics and AI algorithms.
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