Data and user interventions. Multiple challenges for future artificial pancreas systems.
If there’s one thing I’ve learned from my experiences with Fiasp over the past month or so, it’s how important access to my data […]
OpenAPS
The latest updates to #OpenAPS try to make life easier once again – available in the dev branch
oref1 has been in the wild in master since the release of 0.5.0 of OpenAPS, introducing the ability to Super-Micro Bolus (SMB) which delivers small […]
A year of looping & how closed loop systems changed my life with T1D
It’s now just over a year since I first built myself an OpenAPS rig and entered into the world of the Hybrid Closed Loop. In […]
What conclusions can we draw when investigating Insulin Sensitivity using the Autosens function within #OpenAPS? An n=1 study
As we know, OpenAPS is an open source software platform that allows users to build their own artificial pancreas, and as a result, the way […]
Five days, four nights and no mud. Stress testing #OpenAPS at Glastonbury
A weekend at Glastonbury Festival. Sun, wind, a little rain, no mud, and lots to occupy myself. Plus cider, wine, and a range of foods […]
Glastonbury with #OpenAPS…. Here we come!
With only two days left until departure for Glastonbury, the Artificial Pancreas portables decision has been made, and it’s not quite what I originally thought […]
Running #OpenAPS on the iPhone and Apple Watch. A brief explanation…
I posted this video recently, showing monitoring and control functions for OpenAPS on my Apple Watch. It’s been part of my attempt to move my […]
Taking #OpenAPS to Glastonbury Festival – preparing for 5 days in a field, off-grid and offline
If you hadn’t guessed from the title, I’m off to Glastonbury Festival at the end of June. And I intend to take OpenAPS with me. […]
#wearenotwaiting and #OpenAPS meet the NHS
During a week that I’ve spent more time interacting with the healthcare system than I’d perhaps like, it’s been interesting sharing OpenAPS with both the […]
#OpenAPS & #oref1: Changing the habits of a lifetime
Type 1 Diabetes – a lifetime of habits Well managed Type 1 Diabetes. A lifetime of habits and routines. Getting used to doing the same […]