Happyr Health App<\/a> children can talk and chat with an augmented reality avatar in a safe and secure environment. Based on the child's conversations and a parent dashboard, the app recognises individual migraine triggers.<\/p>\n„Auf der Grundlage dieses Migr\u00e4ne-Tagebuchs k\u00f6nnen wir psychologische Behandlungen innerhalb der Anwendung vorschlagen und an das Kind anpassen. Mit einem Team von Migr\u00e4ne-Experten und Psychologen werden wir im ersten Schritt kognitive Verhaltenstherapie in Form von mobilen Spielen zur Verf\u00fcgung stellen“, erkl\u00e4rt Cornelius Palm, CEO von Happyr Health, die Funktionsweise der App.<\/p>\n
HappyRr wants to use gaming to better integrate children into the overall pain management process. The aim is to use unconventional methods to make the entire therapy more enjoyable and fun. The treatment suggestions are packed with digital games, augmented reality adventures and exciting
\nChallenges. A toolbox at hand, no matter when and where a child needs it.<\/p>\n
The founding duo, two students from the University of Cambridge, moved to England after their studies and start-up experience in Austria. Happyr Health is part of the Accelerate Cambridge programme at Cambridge Judge Business School. A British crowdfunding campaign is currently underway to develop the first version of the app.<\/p>\n
Migraine patients should be the first to benefit from the new form of therapy. However, Happyr has set itself the long-term goal of integrating all chronic diseases into its app.<\/p>\n