Concept demo 14 · Audio
Breathe easy: a pursed-lip breathing pacer
One script drives the animation, captions, voice and vibration, so every format says the same thing. Calm mode replaces motion with words.
Breathing coach: visual, voice and vibration. For Mae, 66: COPD, short of breath and anxious on stairs (illustrative).
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What it shows
- A pacer with a moving circle, a soft voice count or vibration
- Calm mode with no motion, on automatically for reduced-motion settings
- A one-tap "how do you feel now?" check
- When to get help, above the fold
Try it
- Press Start and follow the circle
- Turn on calm mode
- Answer "How do you feel now?"
How HealthLiteracyCopilot would build it
- From a pulmonary handout, HealthLiteracyCopilot would extract the technique, the cues and the safety signs
- One timed script rendered as an interactive coach, audio and print
- Checked against locked clinical facts and the plan's COPD action plan
Draws on: Create · Assess · Behavior change
Why the techniques work
Findings about the techniques, not results of this concept or of HealthLiteracyCopilot.
Techniques
- Paced visual and audio cues
- One script for every format
- Reduced motion by default when asked
Behavior change techniques
- Demonstration of the behavior
- Self-monitoring of behavior
- Reduce negative emotions
Pursed-lip breathing is a standard part of COPD self-management education taught by pulmonary rehabilitation programs.
Guardrails
- It does not replace medicine or the COPD action plan
- Emergency signs point to 911
- Every output has a complete text and print fallback
Questions
Is this something HealthLiteracyCopilot does today?
Not as shown here. HealthLiteracyCopilot reviews written health content for plain language and accessibility today. These concept demos show where it is going: the same review discipline carried into interactive, audio, video and voice formats. Organizations can help shape it as design partners.
Does it work without moving graphics?
Yes. Calm mode shows words and a simple bar instead, and turns on by itself when the device asks for reduced motion.
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