mleskovsek
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@Breathinglabs Slovenia
Pinned Repositories
BreathingLabs---BreathDroid
Breath based obstacle game
JS-Breathing-Detection
Javascript HTML5 code to allow breathing detection to be used in breathing games and breathing apps and various breathing controlled accessibility applications. Blow into the microphone to control your application.
JS-Breathing-Monitoring
Javascript HTML5 webpage to show your microphone activity and its signal analysis in real-time.
Log-track-phone-events-in-your-Google-Calendar
Build for testing: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ml.logs.phone
obs-studio
OBS Studio - Free and open source software for live streaming and screen recording
Pursed-lip-breathing-in-Android
Breathing games/apps on Android are used are used to stimulate users to make their exhalations longer to exhale more air and to create space for new fresh air. This also deepens ones breathing and makes it more slowly. Anyone can observe that conventional video games aren't healthy. They cause tension in hands and upper back. After a long term use kids start breathing with upper part of their lungs which causes shortness of breath and low oxygenation. While plying Breathing Games kids learn how to breathe deeper and slower. They also improve speaking skills and consequently become more assertive. Try some breathing games/apps for Android here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/developer?id=Breathing+Labs
Pursed-lip-breathing-in-electronics
We are working to design breathing controllable electronics on various electronic toys in order to create toys that guide users to do breathing exercises. Learn more about Breathing Toys here: https://www.breathinglabs.com/breathing-toys/ Electronic design is currentlly based on operationl amplifiers (amplification and comparation) but we are looking at arduino also (we have c# code ready, can port it to java). Currently we are controlling electric toys and electric muscle stimulation (TENS) machines, but we want to do some interaction with modern fitness machines, especially those that can change their weightload electronically (for example have a "difficulty" up/down buttons) in order to optimise working of human locomotory system under stress. Learn more here: https://www.breathinglabs.com/clinical-use/functional-rehabilitation/
Pursed-lip-breathing-in-general
With the latest advancement of computers and handheld devices humans' main way of interaction with the outside world has been reduced to actions of tapping, swiping, typing, and clicking on keyboards, mice and touch sensitive screens. Consequently there is a rise in repetitive strain injuries, such as carpal tunnel syndrome, neck pain, hand numbness and similar musculoskeletal disorders. We would like to change the paradigm of human computer interaction to become based on breathing to improve health and enrich user experience in information processing and gaming/entertainment. Learn more here: https://www.breathinglabs.com/developers/
Pursed-lip-breathing-in-iOS
Breathing games/apps on iPhone/Pad are used to stimulate users to make their exhalations longer to exhale more air and to create space for new fresh air. This also deepens ones breathing and makes it more slowly. Anyone can observe that conventional video games aren't healthy. They cause tension in hands and upper back. After a long term use kids start breathing with upper part of their lungs which causes shortness of breath and low oxygenation. While plying Breathing Games kids learn how to breathe deeper and slower. They also improve speaking skills and consequently become more assertive. Try some breathing games/apps for iOS here: https://itunes.apple.com/us/developer/breathing-labs/id847808488
Shake-phone-to-increase-screen-brightness
If you've set the brightness too low and you cannot see your screen in the sun, simply shake your phone to increase the screen brightness to maximum. It will not work if your screen is turned off (for example if phone locked). Note 1: first after install you need to long tap on app icon and select app info, and there you should allow the only permission it requires (= system settings permission) and you can disable notifications as they are not used yet in these early versions and right now they are useless (just a placeholder kind of). Then you need to start app so it actually starts working and the phone should say "App started" through its speakers (have your volume for media turned high to hear that). Note 2: This app does not have a visual interface, when started it will run in the background, to start it automatically with each boot you can use an auto start app for example this one: Link
mleskovsek's Repositories
mleskovsek/Pursed-lip-breathing-in-Android
Breathing games/apps on Android are used are used to stimulate users to make their exhalations longer to exhale more air and to create space for new fresh air. This also deepens ones breathing and makes it more slowly. Anyone can observe that conventional video games aren't healthy. They cause tension in hands and upper back. After a long term use kids start breathing with upper part of their lungs which causes shortness of breath and low oxygenation. While plying Breathing Games kids learn how to breathe deeper and slower. They also improve speaking skills and consequently become more assertive. Try some breathing games/apps for Android here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/developer?id=Breathing+Labs
mleskovsek/BreathingLabs---BreathDroid
Breath based obstacle game
mleskovsek/JS-Breathing-Detection
Javascript HTML5 code to allow breathing detection to be used in breathing games and breathing apps and various breathing controlled accessibility applications. Blow into the microphone to control your application.
mleskovsek/JS-Breathing-Monitoring
Javascript HTML5 webpage to show your microphone activity and its signal analysis in real-time.
mleskovsek/Log-track-phone-events-in-your-Google-Calendar
Build for testing: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ml.logs.phone
mleskovsek/obs-studio
OBS Studio - Free and open source software for live streaming and screen recording
mleskovsek/Pursed-lip-breathing-in-electronics
We are working to design breathing controllable electronics on various electronic toys in order to create toys that guide users to do breathing exercises. Learn more about Breathing Toys here: https://www.breathinglabs.com/breathing-toys/ Electronic design is currentlly based on operationl amplifiers (amplification and comparation) but we are looking at arduino also (we have c# code ready, can port it to java). Currently we are controlling electric toys and electric muscle stimulation (TENS) machines, but we want to do some interaction with modern fitness machines, especially those that can change their weightload electronically (for example have a "difficulty" up/down buttons) in order to optimise working of human locomotory system under stress. Learn more here: https://www.breathinglabs.com/clinical-use/functional-rehabilitation/
mleskovsek/Pursed-lip-breathing-in-general
With the latest advancement of computers and handheld devices humans' main way of interaction with the outside world has been reduced to actions of tapping, swiping, typing, and clicking on keyboards, mice and touch sensitive screens. Consequently there is a rise in repetitive strain injuries, such as carpal tunnel syndrome, neck pain, hand numbness and similar musculoskeletal disorders. We would like to change the paradigm of human computer interaction to become based on breathing to improve health and enrich user experience in information processing and gaming/entertainment. Learn more here: https://www.breathinglabs.com/developers/
mleskovsek/Pursed-lip-breathing-in-iOS
Breathing games/apps on iPhone/Pad are used to stimulate users to make their exhalations longer to exhale more air and to create space for new fresh air. This also deepens ones breathing and makes it more slowly. Anyone can observe that conventional video games aren't healthy. They cause tension in hands and upper back. After a long term use kids start breathing with upper part of their lungs which causes shortness of breath and low oxygenation. While plying Breathing Games kids learn how to breathe deeper and slower. They also improve speaking skills and consequently become more assertive. Try some breathing games/apps for iOS here: https://itunes.apple.com/us/developer/breathing-labs/id847808488
mleskovsek/Shake-phone-to-increase-screen-brightness
If you've set the brightness too low and you cannot see your screen in the sun, simply shake your phone to increase the screen brightness to maximum. It will not work if your screen is turned off (for example if phone locked). Note 1: first after install you need to long tap on app icon and select app info, and there you should allow the only permission it requires (= system settings permission) and you can disable notifications as they are not used yet in these early versions and right now they are useless (just a placeholder kind of). Then you need to start app so it actually starts working and the phone should say "App started" through its speakers (have your volume for media turned high to hear that). Note 2: This app does not have a visual interface, when started it will run in the background, to start it automatically with each boot you can use an auto start app for example this one: Link
mleskovsek/Unity-Breathing-Detection
Unity script to allow breathing detection to be used in breathing games and breathing apps and various breathing controlled accessibility applications.
mleskovsek/Unity-Hover-Car
Get speed by blowing, change your direction by tilting your phone.
mleskovsek/vlc
VLC media player - All pull requests are ignored, please follow https://wiki.videolan.org/Sending_Patches_VLC/