V4.1.12 of the OpenSeizureDetector Android App is now live on Play Store for upgrades.
The changes here are:
- Targeting Android 13 devices (which is a requirement from Google to list the app on play store)
- Fixed the Export Data function which is in the menu of the Data Sharing screen. The Export Data function saves the user’s data to the phone storage (in Downloads) so you can do your own analysis on it if you want to. There was an issue that crashed the phone if you tried to export too much data (2 hours worked, but 12 hours ran out of memory). It takes a while to do a significant export (say 24 hours), but should finish without any errors now.
- Introduced a simple Fidget Detector to try to detect if the watch has come off the wrist. A fidget is designed by a 5 second period with at least 0.6% standard deviation variation in the accelerometer readings. If no fidgets are detected for 20 minutes (Default values – user configurable), it generates a fault pip. Most users will not need this if they are using heart rate alarms as a heart rate sensor failure will also occur if the watch comes off, which will generate a fault.
Please upgrade to this latest version and report any issues that you have either by email to graham@openseizuredetector.org.uk, or raise an issue on the source code repository (https://github.com/OpenSeizureDetector/Android_Pebble_SD/issues)