Health Package 11.0 has been Released
Our Flutter Health package, available on pub.dev, allows developers to integrate health and fitness data from multiple platforms in their apps, such as Apple HealthKit on iOS, Google Health Connect, …
CARP Studies App Published in the Google Play Store
Google has (finally) approved the CARP Studies app and is now released and published in the Google Play Store. You can read more on the app’s overall design and the …
Movesense ECG Sampling Package Released
As part of continued support for cardiovascular studies (like REAFEL and CATCH) we have now released the carp_movesense_package sampling package for the CARP Mobile Sensing (CAMS) framework that supports the …
CAMS v. 1.0 Released
A new major and stable (non-beta) release of CARP Mobile Sensing is now available (version 1.0). This release has several new and improved features: There are many more changes – please check the ChangeLog on …
DiaFocus Study Published
The DiaFocus system – which is built on top of CARP – has been documented and published as part of a feasibility study. The paper is published in the ACM Transaction …
CAMS v. 0.40.x and Polar Device Integration Released
CARP Mobile Sensing A new major release of CARP Mobile Sensing is now available (version 0.40.0). This release has a number of new and improved features: There are a few …
Health 4.0.0 Flutter Plugin Release
Summary of changes: As of Health 4.0.0 the plugin now supports workouts on Apple Health for iOS and using Google Fit for Android. Additionally, Health 4.0.0 also adds support for …
The “Sampling Package” and “Data Transformer” Software Patterns in CAMS
In a recent paper [1], we have documented the “Sampling Package” and “Data Transformer” software patterns used in CAMS. The patterns are core to CAMS and are the enablers of …
Null-safe CAMS v 0.30.x Released
As described in a previous post, we are moving towards releasing version 1.0.0 of CARP Mobile Sensing (CAMS). One important step on this path is to update the entire suite …
Sampling Coverage in Mobile Sensing on Android 11
We have previously investigated the so-called “sampling coverage” of CAMS for Android 10. These tests showed back then a very good – 100% – sampling coverage – i.e., CAMS were …