Developed by parents of children with Type 1 Diabetes, the project allows remote monitoring of one’s glucose level using existing devices. Can be used in conjunction with #openAPS, An effort to make basic Artificial Pancreas System (APS) technology widely available and transparent. Links and References: Night Scout Website OpenAPS Website
Midas is an open-source application designed by 18F to “kick-start people’s time.” Using this as a starting point, students developed a matchmaking system for UNICEF opportunities to ease the process of applying to volunteer. Links and References: Git Repo
e-Nable is a communtiy driven project that connects those in need of prostheic limbs with makers that produce 3D printed ones around the world. Started back in 2013 with the help of RIT researcher Jon Schull, the communtiy has grown tremendously and contunues to colloborate with makers on new versions and ideas. Links and References: […]
A partnership between RIT and the e-NABLE project, 9th grade high schools were able to work part-time over the summer assembling 3-D printed prosthetic hands for children in need. e-Nable is a community driven project that connects those in need of prosthetic limbs with makers that produce 3D printed ones around the world. Links and […]