Port and Portability – some further thoughts. A truly portable, offline instance of #OpenAPS
Late last year, I wrote about form and physicality of the hybrid closed loop, bemoaning the stuff I was carrying, and a few other things. […]
Late last year, I wrote about form and physicality of the hybrid closed loop, bemoaning the stuff I was carrying, and a few other things. […]
This question seems relatively straightforward to answer. Surely it’s just to provide a way of delivering insulin automatically, leading to less user intervention and making […]
One of the things that I’ve previously described Closed Looping as is automated sugar surfing, and I’d still stand by that description, especially when you […]
2016. One hell of a year, and not always in the right way. But looking at it from my own personal transition on the Diabetes […]
This post has now been superseded by an updated page on this website that can be found here: http://www.diabettech.com/looping-a-guide/comparing-the-loop-and-openaps-algorithms/
With a nod to the nineties, thank you Mr Curtis and Mr Elton, and some sweet alliteration, my tramping around with a veritable “pancreas farm” […]
I’ve been closed looping now since September, so I’m coming up to my three months anniversary, and I couldn’t be happier. It’s the lowest variance […]
A little over two years ago, the Abbott Freestyle Libre launched, to much fanfare and significant consumer trialling and direct patient marketing (anyone see a […]
Having now run a combination of OpenAPS and Loop for a full month, I thought it was about time to publish some data from looping, […]
***UPDATED 8th February 2017 to include portability options from OpenAPS with Edison and Explorer board*** Okay, you’ve looked at the looping options, and you know […]
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