Great and innovative apps for kids with asthma – take technology to a higher level! This is an amazing approach to using technology to get kids and people to exercise their lungs more to avoid asthmatic problems in the future. This approach can be used for apps in many ways that will keep us humans healthy and not just sit and eat medicine that has so many side effects and is bad for you.
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“Our digital and offline worlds are converging. We’ve become bedfellows with robots, we take advice from gadgets like Siri and we ask mega-systems for answers for life’s questions,” – The Future Laboratory creative director Kirsty Minns.
“We’ve seen a shift to devices that can provide us with much more enriching feedback.”
A well-known venture in the White Pencil concept, Alvio, exhibits this shift well. A breathing trainer, a tracker of symptoms and portable game controller, Alvio was created for children with asthma. Players need to blow into the gadget to help a hungry fish get food.
The Alvio game app sends statistics to parents and notifies them if their kids have any breathing issues. “It’s a great example of how technology is becoming more human,” said Minns.
