The present disclosure relates to augmented-reality systems and methods, and more specifically to systems and methods of providing automated support instructions to patients during medical device unboxing and installation via an augmented reality-enabled device. While adoption of remote patient monitoring and remote patient care (e.g., telehealth) has greatly accelerated, most medical devices are not designed for usage by laypersons. Thus, the systems and methods of the present disclosure provide easy and accessible guidance to patients now tasked with unboxing and installation complex medical devices without the support of a trained healthcare professional.

A method of measuring an individual's taste and/or smell perception comprises a system to deliver to a user pluralities of artificial flavour sensations to be compared each comprising a plurality of taste and smell components selected from the group comprising sweetness, sourness, saltiness, bitterness, umami, astringency, capsaicin, oiliness, and aroma components. Each plurality contains at least one base flavour and one flavour to be compared against the base flavour. Delivery for the flavours can be through cups, vials, or other vessels. The system may identify a deviation of individual's flavour perception from that of a normal population's flavour perception distribution.