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Startup tapatía Miyabi Labs, directed by Josep María Tomás, created a virtual reality system focused on the effective treatment of attention deficit disorder with or without hyperactivity (ADHD), in children . 19659002] The system consists of two parts: a software with exercises and virtual reality games designed specifically for children with a deficit of attention, which in turn is placed in a helmet virtual reality; and a mobile app for parents and specialists where they can track the progress of children doing the activities.
"By using technology, our system is fun for the child and it helps them, and the exercises are designed exclusively for the child. ADHD, have their reason to be, and this generates an effect on the brain of the child. Children appreciate it, and parents see that the child likes and supports the treatment, "says Tomás.
The entrepreneur took advantage of his own experience with Attention Deficit Disorder (he was diagnosed with this pathology, with the stigmas and the problems that ensue), and his knowledge in technology and in virtual reality, to advance this project, already with a year of life.
To design the system, Tomás and the remaining five members of Miyabi Labs had support for the Balero accelerator. The company chose the project as one of 10 companies to receive training from the mentors of Silicon Valley and the technological ecosystem of Israel, using the methodology of GSVLabs and Google Launch Pad, in the Digital Creative Quarter installations.
In the Experimental Phase
The virtual reality system is being tested with children and it is very likely that it will be available for sale to the public in two months.
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