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     <h3>Hardware design</h3>
     <p>For our Asian audience, we created a <b>scented bag</b>, inspired by the cultural significance of scented sachets, particularly in <b>Chinese culture</b>. These sachets, often filled with aromatic herbs, are deeply rooted in tradition, symbolizing health, protection, and good fortune. This made the scented bag design a culturally relevant and familiar choice for users in Asia, where such items are frequently used in daily life and traditional festivals. By incorporating this design, we aimed to blend our scientific solution with cultural practices, making it more acceptable and attractive for users in these regions.</p>
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     <p>Based on patient feedback from our interviews, we made several key adjustments to our hardware design to better address their needs. One male interviewee mentioned that the current design was less convenient for him to use regularly, which led us to explore the development of a <b>bracelet version</b> of our device. This more discreet and wearable format is intended to provide greater flexibility for users who prefer a more subtle and convenient form factor, particularly during daily activities. </p>
     <p>At the same time, to accommodate <b>users outside of Asia</b> or anyone who prefers a more discreet and modern option, we designed a bracelet. This allows the device to be more inconspicuous and seamlessly integrated into daily wear, making it both practical and stylish. The bracelet caters to those who may prefer a more subtle solution. </p>