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Team Cool Down

Team Cool Down

A wearable watch that tracks the user's body temperature and alerts them of potential heat stroke risk through sound, notifications, and a simple interface. The device is designed to help users stay safe in high-heat environments by providing early warnings before symptoms escalate.

Project Invent

Raegan, Delilah, Jayla

2025

Global goals

SDG 3 Good Health and Well-Being

Our project

Students developed a wearable watch designed to help prevent heat stroke by tracking body temperature and issuing early alerts through sound, notifications, and a simple interface. By warning users before symptoms escalate, the device supports personal safety and well-being in high-heat environments.To guide their work, students sought to collaborate with the City of Houston’s Emergency Management Department, recognizing the growing risks posed by rising temperatures in their community. Through this partnership, they aimed to create a practical, accessible tool that not only protects individuals but also raises awareness of heat-related health risks in a changing climate.

Our inspiration

Students aimed to collaborate with the City of Houston's Emergency Management Department to address the risk in heat stroke risks due to increasing temperatures in their community.

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