System and method of adjusting attributes of an application based at least on a stress index associated with a user

A method, comprising:

• determining if historical biometric data associated with a user is available;
• if the historical biometric data associated with the user is not available, collecting the historical biometric data associated with the user;
• if the historical biometric data associated with the user is available, retrieving the historical biometric data associated with the user from a memory medium;
• executing, by at least one processor of an information handling system, an application;
• displaying, by the application via a display, at least a portion of a graphic;
• determining, via a camera that converts light into digital data, that a gaze of the user includes the at least the portion of the graphic based at least on the digital data from the camera;
• determining a first stress index threshold and a second stress index threshold, based at least on a baseline stress index, which is determined from a plurality of mean health indicators from biometric data from a plurality of people, and based at least on the historical biometric data associated with the user, the second stress index threshold different from the first stress index threshold;
• determining a first stress index associated with the user based at least on the digital data from the camera, including:
• determining a heart rate associated with the user, the first stress index based on the heart rate associated with the user;
• determining that at least the portion of the graphic exceeds a numerical brightness threshold;
• in response to determining that at least the portion of the graphic exceeds the numerical brightness threshold, adjusting a weighting of the heart rate for the first stress index;
• compare the first stress index to the first stress index threshold;
• determining, based on comparing the first stress index to the first stress index threshold, that when the first stress index associated with the user has reached or exceeded the first stress index threshold:
• providing, to the application, a first notification indicating that the first stress index has reached or exceeded the first stress index threshold;
• and
• in response to the first notification, modify content provided by the application for display on the display by reducing one or more stress inducing attributes associated with the content provided for display by the application;
• compare the first stress index to the second stress index threshold;
• determine, based on comparing the first stress index to the second stress index threshold, that when the second stress index associated with the user is below or meets the second stress index threshold:
• provide, to the application, a second notification indicating that the first stress index is below or meets the second stress index threshold;
• and
• in response to the second notification, modify content provided by the application for display on the display by increasing one or more stress inducing attributes associated with the content provided for display by the application.

A computer-readable non-transitory memory medium that includes instructions that, when executed by at least one processor of an information handling system, cause the information handling system to:

• determine if historical biometric data associated with a user is available;
• if the historical biometric data associated with the user is not available, collect the historical biometric data associated with the user;
• if the historical biometric data associated with the user is available, retrieve the historical biometric data associated with the user from a second memory medium;
• execute, by the at least one processor, an application;
• display, by the application via a display, at least a portion of a graphic;
• determine, via a camera that converts light into digital data, that a gaze of the user includes the at least the portion of the graphic based at least on the digital data from the camera;
• determine a first stress index threshold and a second stress index threshold, based at least on a baseline stress index, which is determined from a plurality of mean health indicators from biometric data from a plurality of people, and based at least on the historical biometric data associated with the user, the second stress index threshold different from the first stress index threshold;
• determine a first stress index associated with the user based at least on the digital data from the camera, including:
• determine a heart rate associated with the user, the first stress index based on the heart rate associated with the user;
• determine that at least the portion of the graphic exceeds a numerical brightness threshold;
• in response to determining that at least the portion of the graphic exceeds the numerical brightness threshold, adjust a weighting of the heart rate for the first stress index;
• compare the first stress index to the first stress index threshold;
• determine, based on comparing the first stress index to the first stress index threshold, that when the first stress index associated with the user has reached or exceeded the first stress index threshold:
• provide, to the application, a first notification indicating that the first stress index has reached or exceeded the first stress index threshold;
• and
• in response to the first notification, modify content provided by the application for display on the display by reducing one or more stress inducing attributes associated with the content provided for display by the application;
• compare the first stress index to the second stress index threshold;
• determine, based on comparing the first stress index to the second stress index threshold, that when the second stress index associated with the user is below or meets the second stress index threshold:
• provide, to the application, a second notification indicating that the first stress index is below or meets the second stress index threshold;
• and
• in response to the second notification, modify content provided by the application for display on the display by increasing one or more stress inducing attributes associated with the content provided for display by the application.