This air quality game design by Hélène Ly is a concept that aims to get rid of the sterile feeling of having to put on a mask and introduce a fun ways to learn how you can personally help cut down on air pollution.
The app is made to be paired with smartphones with iBeacon technology, so that masks and phones can communicate seamlessly with the use of Bluetooth. On the app, you'd be able to earn "life points" by completing a variety of tasks like commuting to work in a responsible way, walking outdoors on sunny days, visiting local parks and buying local fruits in season to cut down on your personal carbon footprint. Each month, you're given a summary of the completed tasks, plus a summary of how long you wore a mask for.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Gamified Pollution Apps
- Creating interactive and engaging apps that motivate individuals to reduce air pollution by completing tasks and earning rewards.
Sectors Adopting This
- Mobile App Development
- Developing innovative mobile apps that utilize iBeacon technology to gamify the process of reducing carbon footprint.
- Environmental Technology
- Exploring opportunities to integrate technology and gamification into solutions that tackle air pollution and promote sustainability.
- Health and Wellness
- Utilizing gamification and wearable technology to encourage individuals to take active steps in reducing their exposure to air pollution and improving their personal well-being.
