"Seems like a no-brainer to have a pump or CGM or standard glucometer be bluetooth enabled for realtime transmission of data to a cloudbased database via iPhone/Android. Push notifications could keep parents in the loop."
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Device Communications
Started this discussion. Last reply by morgdan Jan 30. 4 Replies 0 Likes
My son uses a Medtronic CGM and pump and a Onetouch Ultralink. I'm interested in knowing if anyone knows about efforts to make these devices communicate more efficiently with, say, a smartphone.Is…Continue
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morgdan replied to Tony Elmquist's discussion 'A dangerous game - anyone out there hack their diabetes devices?' in the group Geeks With Diabetes
brokenpole left a comment for morgdan"Welcome to the family!! On this forum you will learn so much. Most of what you will learn is that you are not alone. Everyone here is supportive and will provide answers to your questions. Search the site for answers. Read the discussions and blogs…"
morgdan replied to Craig's discussion 'Geeks! Could we build an open-source big data pancreas-brain?' in the group Geeks With Diabetes"Here's a sensor platform for Raspberry Pi/Arduino: http://www.cooking-hacks.com/index.php/ehealth-sensors-complete-kit-biometric-medical-arduino-raspberry-pi.html"
morgdan replied to Tony Elmquist's discussion 'A dangerous game - anyone out there hack their diabetes devices?' in the group Geeks With Diabetes"Gil, What's the timeline for Pancreum? Any foreseeable release date for the system described on the website? Sure looks good!
My son has Medtronic's medley of devices...I've wondered for some time why these devices haven't been…"
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Stemwinder replied to morgdan's discussion 'Device Communications'"Being able to tie everything together with a smart phone would be great. I believe the main stumbling block for getting it done is the FDA since all devices used to treat D must be approved by them. I have heard their main concern is making it…"
morgdan replied to morgdan's discussion 'Device Communications'"True...real-time may not be so important for MD interactions. But it seems like it would be nice, and possibly useful to have some sort of uplink to a mobile device, and I'm not sure why it couldn't be real-time. A mobile app could make a…"
acidrock23 replied to morgdan's discussion 'Device Communications'"I don't think they are planning that for the current or next generation of gizmo. The CareLink setup seems to be their go to thing however it seems to be limited to the "occasional" use rather than streaming for real-time. I…"
morgdan posted a discussionDevice Communications
My son uses a Medtronic CGM and pump and a Onetouch Ultralink. I'm interested in knowing if anyone knows about efforts to make these devices communicate more efficiently with, say, a smartphone.Is there any system out there that uses Bluetooth or another wireless platform to link CGM, pump, and glucometer in real-time to a database accessible to the user and his/her doctor via mobile device?Or is anyone aware of efforts to make this happen?See More
SEAGATOR left a comment for morgdan"WELCOME to our wonderful family. We are a very caring and supportive group. Questions? Please feel free to ask us. Please read the BLOGS the FORUMS and check out the many GROUPS for much valuable advice and information. WELCOME!!!"
Linda G left a comment for morgdan"We're so happy that you're finally here! Welcome home morgdan!!! This is a great place to share, to learn, and to grow...all the while meeting new people world wide, and making friends.
Take a peek at some the groups when you get a chance.…"
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- The PRIMARY person in my life who has diabetes has
- Type 1 or type 1.5 (LADA) diabetes
- How do you hope to benefit from TuDiabetes?
- information and networking
- Date diagnosed
- August 22, 2007
- Most recent HbA1C %, date of result (optional)
- 8.2, 01/2013
- Type of treatment/devices you use
- Shots
- What pump model do you use, if any?
- medtronic minimed
- Tell us more about you (optional)
- My son has DM1. I am very interested in the way the diabetes community to looking at technology to assist in management. In particular, I'm interested in the improvement of communications between devices, databases, patients, and doctors.
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- At 1:34am on January 31, 2013, brokenpole said…
- Welcome to the family!! On this forum you will learn so much. Most of what you will learn is that you are not alone. Everyone here is supportive and will provide answers to your questions. Search the site for answers. Read the discussions and blogs for information. There are videos to help you understand diabetes and its treatment. Most of all there is family to talk to and vent to, if needed.
- At 5:24pm on January 30, 2013, SEAGATOR said…
WELCOME to our wonderful family. We are a very caring and supportive group. Questions? Please feel free to ask us. Please read the BLOGS the FORUMS and check out the many GROUPS for much valuable advice and information. WELCOME!!!
- At 2:40pm on January 30, 2013, Linda G said…
We're so happy that you're finally here!
Welcome home morgdan!!!
This is a great place to share, to learn, and to grow...all the while meeting new people world wide, and making friends.
Take a peek at some the groups when you get a chance. Just go to the top of your page, and click on "Groups". Once in,
click on "all groups". You can either peruse the wide array of available groups....or simply type a specific interest in the
space provided.
Take in some of the blogs/discussions as well.
The resource boxes at the top of the home "Home" page, and
"About us" at the very bottom of your page and every page (the footer), offer you more information still.
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http://www.tudiabetes.org/notes
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There are also groups here for parents of children with diabetes, such as....
"Parents of Kids with type 1" and "Kids with Diabetes".
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