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• TITLE: Breathing Television: A Breathing Controlled Multimedia Player for Reducing Breathing Rate

  AUTHORS: Matevz Leskovsek, Nika Pušenjak, Ana Lasic, Domen Ravnik

  KEYWORDS: Breathing Television, Breathing Rate Reduction, Pursed Lip Breathing, Pulmonary Rehabilitation

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Respiratory Diseases, Vol.4 No.4, September 22, 2014

  ABSTRACT: We have designed a breathing paced television; a television that plays content in sync with users’ activity of exhaling through pursed lips, to achieve better motivation and compliance of such exercises. Described system has been tested with control group who have watched the same video. Breathing rate reduction was significantly higher in active group (54.48% ± 8.34%) than in control group (6.84% ± 17.21%), however, the proposed method of watching television is obviously not as trivial as watching television per se.