
Odiosoft Respiro is an AI-powered, contactless upper airway, sleep and snoring health assessment platform. For a patient, three photos — frontal profile, lateral profile, and an intraoral (oral cavity) image — need to be taken; the system analyzes these images to produce anatomical and metabolic OSAS (Obstructive Sleep Apnea Syndrome) risk scores, oral cavity OSAS risk assessment, and morning sleep quality biomarkers within seconds.
The software offers a holistic sleep health ecosystem with a module that detects anatomical narrowing sources from snoring sound recordings, a module that tracks snoring throughout the night, a module that measures sleep quality with morning facial biomarkers (dark circles, eye edema, skin pallor / turgor loss, ptosis), an oral cavity analysis module that evaluates tonsils, soft palate, uvula, reflux signs and bruxism from the intraoral image, and a trend tracking module that compares the same patient's analyses on different dates. All results are stored digitally, can be converted to PDF reports and shared remotely.
In short, Respiro is a digital health software that performs snoring and sleep apnea assessment at the patient's side, with a mobile phone and without invasive sensors; it estimates overnight sleep quality with morning facial biomarkers and evaluates oral cavity contributions to OSAS risk from a single intraoral photo.
This multi-dimensional dataset evaluates anatomical structure, metabolic status, oral cavity findings, snoring and morning facial biomarkers together to create a comprehensive sleep health risk profile in a single session.
Psychological Parameters turns the outward signals in the frontal profile photograph into three numeric parameters through a reflective reading: anxiety, stress load and mental fatigue. The reading uses only directly observable outward features — facial expression, gaze, periorbital shading, tension lines in the forehead and between the brows, jaw and lip tone, facial symmetry and general vitality.
This module is neither a diagnosis nor a clinical psychological assessment; it is a reflective frame that helps the patient notice their own load, follow their state across visits and see the emotional component of the sleep health picture. No parameter asserts an illness, a disorder or a past event.
The Psychological Parameters module does not leave sleep health assessment to the anatomical and metabolic layers alone; it makes the stress, tension and mental fatigue load that affects sleep quality visible on the same screen and trackable across dates. All readings are reflective and claim neither diagnosis nor clinical assessment.
The patient uploads frontal profile, lateral profile, and intraoral (oral cavity) photos to the system (or captures with camera). Images are uploaded to secure cloud storage and sent to a vision-capable large language model (vision LLM). The model evaluates the images together with the patient's demographic data.
From frontal and lateral profile images, under-eye dark circles, eye edema, skin pallor, turgor loss and ptosis/redness are assessed; a weighted sleep quality score is derived from these five biomarkers. This enables a non-invasive estimate of overnight sleep quality from morning facial signs.
The snoring sound recording is spectrally analyzed with Fast Fourier Transform (FFT); sound intensity, frequency bands and spectral centroid are measured to classify the anatomical narrowing source. In overnight recordings, snoring episodes are automatically detected and their distribution over time is plotted.
From the intraoral image, the AI model evaluates tonsil size and grade, soft palate position and redundancy, uvula length and thickness, reflux signs (dental erosion, glossitis, posterior pharyngeal redness) and bruxism indicators (tooth wear, masseteric hypertrophy). These findings are combined into an oral cavity OSAS risk score that complements the anatomical and metabolic assessments.
The whole flow runs on cloud-based AI infrastructure; it is device-independent and can be used from any computer, tablet or phone with internet access.
Traditional methods produce only a single numerical parameter (airway resistance or cross-sectional area); Respiro produces a multi-parameter biomarker set from high-dimensional visual + clinical data. This structure provides an ideal digital biosignal base for running machine learning and deep learning models.
Health systems produce about 4–5% of global carbon emissions; medical device production, single-use consumables and patient transportation are significant components of this footprint. Respiro dramatically reduces this load with its software-centric architecture.
Carbon footprint management has become critical for corporate sustainability reporting (ESG) in the 2026 European market. Respiro's low hardware dependency, zero waste production and tele-health compatibility create a major advantage for ESG-focused health frameworks.
Most snoring tracking apps on the market only record sound throughout the night with the phone's microphone and provide a one-dimensional statistic such as snoring episode count/duration. These apps cannot detect the source of snoring (anatomical narrowing region), cannot produce an anatomical/metabolic risk profile, cannot perform oral cavity analysis and cannot measure morning sleep quality biomarkers.
Respiro elevates snoring tracking from a "sound counter" to a multimodal assessment platform that combines image + sound + clinical data. By revealing not only snoring severity but also its anatomical source and metabolic consequences, it offers physicians a meaningful triage and follow-up tool.
From an investor perspective: Respiro offers a scalable opportunity in both developed and developing markets as a digital health product that can grow without expensive hardware, transcends borders with tele-health and is ESG compliant.
Facial data and voice data are sensitive personal data and are considered 'special category' data under KVKK (Turkey) and GDPR (European Union). Therefore, on-device processing of the data or anonymization before sending to the server is critical. Our system processes image and voice recordings only for analysis purposes; it is essential that biometric data is not shared with third parties and explicit consent is obtained.
This system is an AI-supported analysis tool and can provide health/risk estimates to the user; however, it can never make a medical diagnosis (e.g. it should not say 'You have sleep apnea'). AI models can make errors; results are only supplementary information to support a physician's clinical assessment.
Results should be considered as a clinical decision support tool and used as a screening and triage layer that does not replace a physician examination or, when necessary, laboratory tests.