"Guys, I have already built a lot of this, with live coaching (ManageBGL.com). It doesn't necessarily need to be aggregated - the key really is that it is personal, as everyone is so different."
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Simon Carter replied to Craig's discussion 'Geeks! Could we build an open-source big data pancreas-brain?' in the group Geeks With Diabetes
Mark replied to Craig's discussion 'Geeks! Could we build an open-source big data pancreas-brain?' in the group Geeks With Diabetes"OK, I will check out the usb sniffing. I think the omnipod controller actually mounts as a device on the Windows XP machine with an intermediate binary file object that then gets fetched by the software. I can deposit that for you. I don't have…"
bewest replied to Craig's discussion 'Geeks! Could we build an open-source big data pancreas-brain?' in the group Geeks With Diabetes"The reason it's secret is primarily because these companies don't want other companies to sell new products or services built on integrating with these devices without getting an opportunity to get revenue from licensing, at least.
Patient…"
bewest replied to Craig's discussion 'Geeks! Could we build an open-source big data pancreas-brain?' in the group Geeks With Diabetes"Oh, the Dexcom and Omnipod and Medtronic devices are all unique. Re-using anything between them is like sharing data between an Android phone and a Windows phone and an Apple phone; they all have unique ideas about who and what you are and how they…"
Mark replied to Craig's discussion 'Geeks! Could we build an open-source big data pancreas-brain?' in the group Geeks With Diabetes"I'd like to adapt whichever of you python scripts is used to communicate directly with the device, and I can try to adapt it for the Dexcom and Omnipod (if I understand correctly what you are doing exactly). Maybe you can describe the exact…"
bewest replied to Craig's discussion 'Geeks! Could we build an open-source big data pancreas-brain?' in the group Geeks With Diabetes"Hi Mark!
The decoding-carelink scripts only work with the minimed carelink protocol, not the Dexcom or the Omnipod.
I have access to an omnipod, but have not acquired the time to attempt implementing it yet. I do not have access to a Dexcom. See:…"
Mark replied to Craig's discussion 'Geeks! Could we build an open-source big data pancreas-brain?' in the group Geeks With Diabetes"Ben, which .py module is the latest you use to communicate and capture the USB data? I'd like to try it with the new Dexcom G4 and the Omnipod. Thanks."
bewest replied to Craig's discussion 'Geeks! Could we build an open-source big data pancreas-brain?' in the group Geeks With Diabetes"Mark, I've decoded the binary medtronic files. I looked at hachoir, scapy, and several other libraries.
I'd be interested in writing plugins for those tools.
You can see decoded output here:…"
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I have an idea to make living with diabetes better for us all and I'm tired of waiting. Help me do it. NOW.
Posted on August 11, 2010 at 10:03pm 6 Comments 0 Likes
Here's the thing. Many times, every day, I, an unqualified lay-person with extremely limited information, have to make life-or-death calculations that my body should be making automatically. I have to figure out the right ratios - of food, exercise (type, intensity and length), insulin bolus (dosage and timing), basal rates and stress levels - that will maintain my glucose level within a range that will keep me out of the emergency room.
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- At 10:14pm on December 18, 2008,
Diabetic_Iz_Me said… - Hello and Welcome to TuDiabetes! We are glad to have you. When you have the chance please stop by our member guide, it'll help you navigate around the community. I hope you can find endo in your area. I see you already started looking:) Please continue to make yourself at home and enjoy.
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- At 5:50pm on December 18, 2008,
Zoey Stevens said… - Craig! Welcome to Tu Diabetes! Type One is #1!
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Mike Campana said… - Welcome Craig!!!
- At 8:39pm on December 16, 2008,
ErinArg said… - Craig-
I sent you a friend request. I'm in Stamford too and see that you are looking for a new endo. Are you looking for one in Stamford? I can recommend a great practice. My endo is not taking any new patients, but I know her partner is. Feel free to drop a line if you'd like more information. I just don't want to post Dr. names on such a public place.
Erin
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