💡 This is our second sprint of the projects implementation. Over the course of the Spring semester, we will have 4 iterative sprints that will help us meet our projects goals of creating a prototype medical device that can ingest vitals, store them, and securely transmit them.

2nd Sprint Description - App Development

During this sprint we will be further developing the sensor programs into services that can be accessed through the MediBuddy app. Our sensors are connected to a Raspberry Pi and in our 1st Sprint we got them to print data to a terminal. This is the information that want to capture but it can be refined for users through a visual interface. This app will use the sensor programs as individual services to be called on and visualized. For visualization we are using a 7" touch screen.

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• Milestone
  • Push Existing Code to repo
  • Refine Max30102 Program as Service
  • Refine MLX90614 Program as Service
  • Initiate GUI Interface using Kivy
  • Create Basic Service link for Pulse
  • Create Basic Service link for SP02
  • Create Basic Service link for Temperature
• Documentation
  • Programmer Consultation Notes
  • Programing the Kivy Application
  • Sprint Reflection and Chronological Journal
  • Sprint 1 Demo Video link upon completion

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References

While diving into Kivy we have found Codemy.com's YouTube playlist on the subject to be a great resource. Much thanks to them for putting together a high quality free course. Python GUI's With Kivy

Doug Barnells adaption of the MAX10102 sensor code continues to be a huge asset to us as there is just a degree of computation to interpret data from the sensor that we are thankful we don't need to develop. Their GitHub repository on the subject can be found here: max30102

Sbbean has also built great code for us to interact with our mlx90614 sensor for collecting temperature. Their GitHub repository on the subject can be found here: mlx90614