Airli

24/08/2021

Airli to reduce Asthma Attacks

14/08/2021

AIRLI is an innovative non-invasive and non-wearable biomarker using satellite technology, voice analytics and wireless CSI technology for the healthcare industry. We use block by block analysis of the above data using modern AI/ML techniques to provided geo-location based health data which is scalable globally.

14/08/2021

1000 people die a day in the world due to asthma. many of these cases are related to the environment like pollen, pollution, etc.. This is a serious problem and affects lot of people in Australia and around the world. Australia is having economic impact of $30B PA and $5Trillion PA globally.

Airli is being established to assist consumers with satellite data and crowd sourced voice and CSI data with enabled AI technology using proprietary voice biomarkers for personalized healthcare screening, triage and continuous remote monitoring of health.
The research and early-stage design thinking is endorsed in principle and supported by CSIRO and some renowned academic and research professionals worldwide. The product presents strong encouragement to further develop the product and roll out in support of the healthcare sector via a strategic roadmap. The product will address the situation that may trigger asthma and the further analytics development will lead to predicting causes and situations that lead to asthma and its management.

14/08/2021

Airli provides allergy and asthma patients with accurate, relevant, localised information on Asthma triggers. AIRLI will lead to reduced hospitalisation and improved quality of life of patients by empowering them to self-manage their condition through making timely decisions about preventative medicine and avoidance strategies.

06/08/2021

We are looking for PhD interns. If you know anyone interested please forward to apply online. https://aprintern.org.au/internship/orbit-australia-apr-1816/

04/08/2021

We are looking for PhD interns. If you know anyone interested please forward to apply online. https://aprintern.org.au/internship/orbit-australia-apr-1816/

03/08/2021

We are looking for PHD interns (paid). If you know any one interested please apply.
https://aprintern.org.au/internship/orbit-australia-apr-1816/

30/03/2020

New Corona Virus Alert Helmet

30/03/2020

New Corona Virus Alert

30/01/2020

This link gives the real time coronavirus map

“The new tool updates data daily from the World Health Organization. https://t.co/20yp6ntirk”

17/12/2019

Even Asthma sufferers can be Glam Slam Wrestlers

26/09/2019

Mould spores can trigger asthma symptoms, here’s what to do about it.
Moulds and fungi are common and often quite small, but research shows they can have a big impact on your asthma symptoms.

If you notice your asthma symptoms get worse when you’re in a building which has mould, it might be that you’re allergic to the spores that moulds and other fungi release into the air.

If that’s the case, it’s important you do all you can to look after your asthma and get rid of any mould.

How do moulds and fungi affect asthma?
Who is most likely to be affected by moulds and fungi?
What mould looks like and where to find it
How to cut the risk of mould affecting your asthma
Preventing mould in the home
Getting rid of mould
If your rented home has mould
Mould at work
How do moulds and fungi affect asthma?
When someone with an allergy to mould breathes in mould or fungi spores, their immune system over-reacts with coughing, sneezing or watery eyes.

If you aren't sensitive to mould, you may never have a reaction to it. But for some people with asthma who are sensitive to mould spores, it can act as a trigger, causing asthma symptoms to get worse.