Alvio or how to gamify asthma to breathe better?

Alvio is a device combining a game for children and an inhaler that can help them manage their asthma through breathing exercises.

Alvio of QoL aims to gamify asthma and make breathing exercises less restrictive. Indeed, in the context of this disease, these exercises are essential. But for children, it may be more difficult to force them to do it. This is where Avio comes in. If Prana teaches people how to breathe again, Alvio only focuses on asthma.

More fun breathing exercises

With an iOS or Android app and an inhaler that turns into a smart health connected controller using Bluetooth, Alvio allows turn breathing exercises into a game. One of these games allows children to play as a hungry fish. Thanks to their breathing, they will have to move the fish up and down to swallow small fish. The child blows in the Alvio and the fish goes up, the child stops blowing, the fish goes down. The more food the fish gobbles up, the more points the child earns. If the game aims to be fun for children and to gamify asthma, it has been created with a strict medical protocol.

Detecting future asthma attacks

In addition to making breathing exercises more fun, Alvio allows you toassess and record the evolution of asthma. When launching another game, the child must breathe out as hard as possible. Thanks to this, one can follow the progress or detect if the symptoms worsen and then prevent future crises.

QoL aims to help people with asthma to reduce the use of an inhaler. This is why he offers these games that are more fun than simple breathing exercises. The application also allows you to modify the difficulty of the games when the lungs have become a little stronger thanks to these exercises.

Alvio won a Golden Lion in the Mobile category and is sold $ 199. Several other games are planned for iOS and Android.

sources: alv.io

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