NURTY is an innovative, gamified service platform specifically engineered to address the care needs of children aged 5 to 7 suffering from gastroenteritis, primarily within a home environment. With a high incidence rate among children, gastroenteritis significantly impacts their quality of life. Unfortunately, preventive measures and convalescent stage recovery efforts are often overlooked, despite their crucial importance.

In this context, NURTY bridges the gap by bringing together stakeholders from hospitals, homes, and schools. It offers a gamified approach using anthropomorphized cartoon characters that children relate to, promoting disease prevention and recovery training. By integrating with children's smart devices and leveraging artificial intelligence technology, it provides comprehensive recovery support and real-time health status feedback.

The impact and significance of NURTY extend beyond addressing current issues. As the project expands, there are plans to involve more vulnerable groups needing assistance, such as older people and people with disabilities. Furthermore, the platform's future development may engage government, community, and non-governmental organizations, amplifying its profound societal value.


Academic Supervisors: Dr Shera Park, Dr Aria Yang, Dr Muhammad Tufail