Today I have published a new version of the Pebble Watch App Seizure Detector and the associated Android Server App (Versions 1.1 and 1.10 respectively)
The system is designed to monitor for a tonic-clonic epileptic seizure by detecting movement of the wrist, and raise an alarm so a parent/carer can check on the person suffering the seizure.
Details of what it does and how it works are available on the Pebble Watch Seizure Detector page of the OpenSeizureDetector.org.uk web site.
These changes mean that I have added all of the functionality that I intended to provide for the system, so it is essentially ‘finished’.
The will of course be bugs and ‘features’ that I can address, but I do not envisage any major changes in functionality now, unless someone has a bright idea for something to add that I have not thought of!
As always, comments and information on testing results would be much appreciated (email graham@openseizuredetector.org.uk, or http://google.com/+grahamjones).
There are a few other people working on seizure detection at the moment – have a look at the Similar Projects page for links to them.