Even though I don't suffer from asthma, I am ridiculously excited about the potential of the Spiroscout from Asthmapolis. The Spiroscout is a GPS-enabled inhaler designed to track the location, dates and times of your inhaler use.
The idea behind the Spiroscout from Asthmapolis is that by using GPS technology, doctors can more closely track what causes asthma attacks and where. Imagine being able to get an update on your smartphone telling you to avoid walking down a certain street during wintertime because the flowers lining it emit pollen that causes asthma attacks. The Spiroscout inhalers are currently not available, but Asthmapolis has developed a smartphone app that lets you track where and when your asthma outbreaks occur. Freedom from asthma attacks is closer than you think.
Asthma-Tracking Inhalers
The Spiroscout from Asthmapolis Tracks Your Asthma Attacks
Trend Themes
1. Gps-enabled Inhalers - Developing inhalers with GPS technology would allow patients and doctors to better track asthma attacks and find patterns, leading to more targeted and effective treatment options.
2. Smartphone-based Asthma Tracking - In addition to inhalers, smartphone apps that allow for tracking of asthma outbreaks can aid in personalized care and preventative measures for those with asthma.
3. Location-based Treatment Recommendations - With GPS-enabled inhalers and asthma tracking apps, location-based data can be used to recommend personalized treatment options and preventative measures for individuals with asthma.
Industry Implications
1. Healthcare - The healthcare industry can utilize GPS-enabled inhalers and asthma tracking apps to provide more personalized and effective treatments for individuals with asthma.
2. Pharmaceuticals - Pharmaceutical companies can invest in the development of GPS-enabled inhalers with more targeted treatment options for patients with asthma.
3. Mobile Technology - Mobile technology companies can create or improve existing smartphone apps that allow for tracking of asthma outbreaks and location-based recommendations for preventative care.