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gnuhealth@mastodon.social

GNU Health

Hello, community!

We need with so we can link them it to .
Currently we have @pine64eu smartwatch, but we'd love to integrate scales, glucometers, blood pressure monitors...
Just reply to this toot or send us a message if you know of any device. We'd love to test them!🤗

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risturiz@mastodon.social

Rafael Istúriz 🍕

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@gnuhealth @pine64eu some @gadgetbridge device maybe?

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mwfc@chaos.social

…might work for coffee…

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@gnuhealth
@card10badge CardIO a wristband device that is open

How "ready" does it need to be?
Silicon Witchery has a ECG Kit
https://docs.siliconwitchery.com/s1-ecg-kit/s1-ecg-kit/#licence

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shtrom@piaille.fr

Olivier Mehani

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@flameeyes I think you know a thing or two about glucometers? Not , though, but I guess this may be useful nonetheless.

@gnuhealth @pine64eu

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flameeyes@mastodon.social

Diego Elio Pettenò

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@shtrom @gnuhealth @pine64eu I have set myself a limit to only ever look at protocols, not firmware, because getting something wrong with the diagnostic side could be the difference between life and death for diabetics.

I don't believe you should attempt at building your own diagnostic solution without the correct medical background and related testing.

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flameeyes@mastodon.social

Diego Elio Pettenò

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@shtrom OTOH if @gnuhealth wants to integrate with glucometers that already exists, there's a few protocols described on https://protocols.glucometers.tech/

None of them are Bluetooth, though there's a link to the related standards, simply because I never tried implementing those. They're a bit messy for me, plus most manufacturers use the standard protocols anyway nowadays.

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pavel

Pavel Machek

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@gnuhealth @pine64eu Is openhardware hard requirement? There's espruino.org -- free software javascript framework -- running on banglejs (1 and 2) smartwatch. I would not mind support for that.
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