Breathing Games box

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Kystic Fibrosis Sufferers Gain New Lease on Life with Revolutionary Breath-Controlled Box A group of innovators has joined forces to design a groundbreaking device that lets people with Kystic Fibrosis breathe new life into old favorites - their video games! By controlling the pace and direction of popular classics like Pong and Flappy Bird, patients can engage in essential lung exercises while enjoying nostalgic entertainment. The collaborative effort involved experts from Montreal-based Sensorica Lab and French design wizard John Danger. His contribution? A specially crafted box that lets players control digital gameplay with their own breathing patterns - a radical innovation for a community once bound to mechanical contraptions. With each delicate breath, gamers regain confidence in their lung functions while reliving happy memories. As they take charge of pixelated projectiles and fowl-shaped figures soaring through the air, participants experience firsthand the tangible benefits of collaborative engineering and a fresh hack that empowers users like never before - thanks to John Danger's innovative 3D-printed designs and Sensorica Lab's ingenious sensor-driven software!