EasyHeal: augmented reality home training for minor injury

The need for accessible and engaging first-aid training is more pressing than ever, particularly among young adults who often lack preparedness for emergencies. Conventional training methods have limitations, making it difficult for most people to access and engage with first-aid education. To address this gap, EasyHeal was developed as an augmented reality-based interactive learning platform, providing widely accessible and pragmatic content. Through an agile development methodology, the application was designed to provide an improved user experience, which was evaluated using the User Experience Questionnaire (UEQ) among 25 respondents within the target age range of 18-26 years old. The results showed that users were highly pleased with the app's visual design and aesthetic appeal, with a mean score of 1.63 for Attractiveness. While the app is still in development to cover more injuries and address technical issues, its innovative approach has successfully improved the availability and interactivity of first-aid training for young adults.