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 […]
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FreeAPSX: The new entry to the DIYAPS world
If you observe social media in relation to DIYAPS, you’ll have noticed over the past week or so that there’s been some excitement brewing. And […]
Lyumjev – a fully closed loop case study with oref1
When Lyumjev, or URLi was announced, and pharmacodynamic details released back in September 2019, I noted that it had the potential to transform the use […]
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 […]
OpenAPS – Still changing the diabetes world…
If you don’t remember, back in May 2017 (some two and a half years ago), Dana wrote a post on her blog with the title […]
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. […]
Understanding Autosens
Looking at the options for Autotsens across oref instantiations and how they work, updated with a section on Profile Switching in AAPS.
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 […]