Everybody’s moving – integrating stepcounts into Open Source Automated Insulin Delivery
Using activity data to change behaviour in AID systems.
AndroidAPS
DynamicISF – an update
Going back to the summer of last year, we rolled out an initial version of DynamicISF, based on user data gathered by Chris Wilson, and […]
Glastonbury 2022. A different kind of looping experience.
Two years after the last time I sat in a field for five days, listening to music, eating all sorts and enjoying cider, we were […]
Wearing your pancreas on your wrist….
We’ve all head of the old adage, “Wearing your heart on your sleeve”, but how many of us can say the same about our Pancreas? […]
Trying out CamAPS FX: Getting to know you….
This is a quick overview of my first impressions of CamAPS FX. In it we look at some of the features of the system and […]
Automated Insulin Delivery: why choice matters
One of the items that stood out about ATTD was the amount of representation about DIY systems at this year’s conference. The number of posters […]
May 2019 Snapshot of UK DIY APS Users
For the duration of May, I ran a survey of UK DIY APS users. Having closed the survey now, this is the overview of the […]
Understanding SMB and oref1
Continuing in this occasional series of explanations of the functions within OpenAPS/AndroidAPS/Trio, this one looks at SMB, and what is usually referred to as oref1. […]
Automating hypo & hyper temp targets – a quick hack
If you’re using eany of the DIY looping systems, you’ll be aware of the idea of setting a low temporary target when you are running […]