I developed a model of an artificial pancreas and would like to know how to see the pumping of insulin data, on a web and/or iOS application. Here’s a link to the science fair pancreas model: [image] Dealing with Diabetes: The Road to Developing an Artificial Pancreas Build a model of a…

Hopefully these tutorial helps: [image] Reading Spark Variables with Your Own HTML File If you have seen my Spark.publish() tutorials, you know that I like to have private web pages (since if it was public, your access token would be exposed) that read and even graph data from my Spark …

[image] benclough: I would HUGELY appreciate for someone to code it. [image] benclough: I need step by step instructions Combining the above, do you need someone to build it for you, or are you willing to do things yourself (with help when possible)? [image] benclough: some kind o…

I am in 7th grade and do not know how to code, sorry. I would want to know how to do this. I would be willing to do things myself but it would be great if someone gave me an outline of the code . I am wanting a web app or a ios, node.js. I want the data to be stored on the app, a line graph that ou…

Since you got it working with Arduino, treat the Spark core like a normal arduino and make the setup work before we talk further :wink:

Few things up front regarding the whole ‘app’ idea; Making an iOS app is no trivial task, moreover, it’ll cost you at least $99/year for a developers licence, not to mention the fact that you need an Apple computer for Xcode. And that doesn’t even include the fact that you need to know how to actual…

@Moors7 , I believe the “pH” sensor in the article is actually a conductivity sensor. Generally, pH and conductivity are related under controlled conditions. For this project, that type of sensor vs an expensive pH level sensor is probably fine. So, the conductivity sensor is used to trigger a MOS…

Thanks for your input and the advice :smile: @peekay123 , A pH sensor would not be a conductivity sensor. It would be something to measure the acidity of a substance. Sorry for any confusion caused, [image] peekay123: I believe the "pH" sensor in the article is actually a conductivity sensor. …

@benclough , the article you pointed to refers to using a conductivity sensors to sense the level of pH in a solution. Conductivity and pH are related under controlled conditions. In the article, the conductivity sensor will trigger the pump when the solution’s conductivity/pH is high enough. For …

@benclough , if you have never programmed or used an Arduino before, using the Spark Core may present a steep learning curve. This community is extremely helpful but it would be best if you had someone with programming experience in Arduino to help you locally. Then we can guide the two of you. …

[image] benclough: But can I use the Spark Core? You most definitely can, you just need to differentiate between the sender and the receiver. The sender would in this case be the Spark Core, which can broadcast your data to the internet, whereas the receiving end would collect said data and p…

Help Needed On Creating an Spark App for Artificial Pancreas

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