BodyTrack: Open Source Tools for Health Empowerment through Self-Tracking
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Bodytrack is an open-source platform designed to empower individuals through self-tracking of health data, utilizing various sensors for physiological and environmental monitoring. The system includes features like a zoomable timeline for tracking metrics such as weight, sleep, and cardiovascular data. It encourages community involvement and interaction with users' own data through an accessible web server and application.
BodyTrack: Open Source Tools for Health Empowerment through Self-Tracking
- 1. BodyTrack: Open Source Tools for Health Empowerment through Self-Tracking Anne Wright Candide Kemmler Rich Gibson CREATE Lab, CMU PalaceHotel Software GigaPan.org Pittsburgh, PA, USA Brussels, Belgium Santa Rosa, CA, USA [email protected] candide@ļ¬uxtream.com [email protected] @annerwright @ckemmler @RichGibson
- 9. BodyTrack BodyTrack Microclimate Smart phone apps Indoor air Environmental Basestation quality Context Regional data sources BodyTrack Web Server and Datastore Physiological Actigraphy Cardiovascular Weight Sleep logging
- 10. Zoomable timeline: environmental sensors
- 11. Zoomable timeline: environmental sensors
- 12. Zoomable timeline: physiological sensors
- 13. Zoomable timeline: physiological sensors
- 14. Allan
- 15. Marcy Marcyās typical sleep pattern: After ritual at Temple of Transition:
- 16. Paul
- 17. BodyTrack: Open Source Tools The Eyes Have it for Health Empowerment Using Photos for Self Tracking through Self-Tracking
- 18. But first a bit on Steam Engines... Flickr User http://www.ļ¬ickr.com/photos/dun_deagh/
- 19. Sight Gauge and Governors
- 21. Why Steam Engines? ā¢Yesterdays high tech, rotary motion, becomes ājust a service.ā Shaft power as a service. ā¢Patent issues are an ongoing continued issue ā¢Monitoring and Control are key Text
- 22. Automated Mindfullness vs Internet of Things
- 23. Be the person my (robot) dog thinks that I am.
- 24. Text I have one hammer (imaging)
- 25. Psoriasis
- 26. Psoriasis http://gigamacro.com/2011/psoriasis-test-macro-photograph/ext
- 27. Portraits lead me to eyes... Text
- 32. Eyes are pretty and visually appealing. (eyes are just cool!)
- 33. The important thing is to start... The perfect is the enemy of the good.
- 34. JFDI - Just (finally?) Do It!
- 38. Reļ¬ections
- 39. Summer cold and mucous build up
- 41. Red eyes
- 58. Body Track is all about time and exploration Text
- 61. Images can be signiļ¬cant by their absence
- 62. Multiple channels with ļ¬ltering to provide more context
- 63. Multiple channels with ļ¬ltering to provide more context 8:36
- 64. Multiple channels with ļ¬ltering to provide more context
- 65. API and your own data -Notes -Other sources
- 66. We want YOU! (and your data) http://sandbox.ļ¬uxtream.com Username: test Technical questions: Password: testtest Candide@ļ¬uxtream.com BodyTrack: [email protected] Please try it out! And get in touch Imagery: [email protected]
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- #16: Pre talk:\n-setup ps2 controller, windows machine, gene’s butterfly.\n-ftiz’s board\n\n-start video - mount.\n\n
- #17: Anne and Candide have talked about the great vision of the Fluxstream and\nBody Track projects. I am going to talk about images, a ideas on how this technology is going to unfold to where it becomes ubiguitous.\n\nBut first I'm going to talk a bit about steam engines.\n\n
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