CGM: Is “More” always better? Abbott’s Libres. More Data – part 2
In the first part of these two sections dedicated to Libre’s minute by minute data, we looked at how the data presented and what that […]
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Experiments with stepcounts. An n=1 experience
Learning about step counts as an input in AID systems. What does and doesnt work, and what could be better?
Everybody’s moving – integrating stepcounts into Open Source Automated Insulin Delivery
Using activity data to change behaviour in AID systems.
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 […]
The insulin only fully closed loop – as good at managing my diabetes as I am…?
Six months of Boost – my insulin only closed loop system based on AndroidAPS.
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? […]
Fully closed loop with an Open Source AID system. A possibility?
As faster insulins have become available and people have started to modify the existing code for oref1, a range of approaches are starting to be […]
Basal Testing: Single basal rate, variable ISF and CR – feedback
A month after this post, I’ve now completed a two week run using a single basal rate with circadian like ISF and CR adapted into […]
Living with Looping – January 2021. The replay…
If you missed the Living with Looping event, or you attended and want to go back and review what took place, then you’re in the […]