Release of Version 4.2.11 of OpenSeizureDetector

Version 4.2.11 of the OpenSeizureDetector Android App should soon be available for all users to upgrade on the Google Play Store.

This release fixes a few issues reported by users over the last few months. The main changes are:

  • Adds support for the low cost PineTime watch for all users.
  • Addition of a ‘Flap’ detector which will alarm on low frequency, high amplitude movements which our Son has been doing during his partial seizures lately – that has improved our overall seizure detection reliability to well over 80%, including the partial seizures, which is very good. Note though that it will increase false alarms, so is probably only suitable for night time use.
  • Fixed an issue where the Data Sharing system was using a lot of data.
  • Added a user-selectable delay before sending an SMS alert, so the user has more chance of catching false alarms before the alert is sent.
  • Added a ‘Send False Alarm Notification’ menu item so the user can easily notify carers that a notification was a false alarm.

Please let me know if you have any issues with the new version.

Thanks
Graham (graham@openseizuredetector.org.uk)

V4.2.11d Available for Beta testers on Play Store

Thank you to everyone who has been testing the Beta test version of OpenSeizureDetector – I have not had any significant issues reported and we have been using it for quite a few months now.

The main addition is a ‘Flap’ detector which will alarm on low frequency, high amplitude movements which our Son has been doing during his partial seizures lately – that has improved our overall seizure detection reliability to well over 80%, including the partial seizures, which is very good.

We have also fixed an issue where the Data Sharing system was using a lot of data, so I have just done an update to the beta test version of V4.2.11 to check we do not have a lot of issues, before I make this the default version for everyone.

Please let me know if you have any issues with the new version.

Thanks
Graham (graham@openseizuredetector.org.uk)