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pp-ir
6y ago
Good question! The plan was to use it for the central alarm room in temporary hospitals where no network exists. We planned to develop a small gateway to gather all the devices alarms, linked to bed number. It was not developed, but hardwa
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pp-ir
6y ago
Yes we are :) The first days were fun. Then the french government pushed the project. Challenging, crazy, but exhausting. 25 days without coming back home! Then the lockdown did the job, and the project was not so urgent, so the ANSM (fren
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pp-ir
6y ago
You're right. We will see. EMC tests are part of our program.
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pp-ir
6y ago
You're welcome. In our initial requirement list, it was designed to be used in temporary hospitals (any public hall for example). Screen convergence is not for now in hospitals. Behind one sensor, there is one company that sells its mo
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pp-ir
6y ago
Sorry for your friend. Problem with vent bag is that you cannot maintain a positive expiratory pressure (around 10mmHg of pressure during the expiration to prevent lung to collapse alveoli). For Covid-19, all the projects based on mechanize
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pp-ir
6y ago
I'll be very happy for my industrial projects if BCM2711 come with CAN or RS485 built-in, but for the moment, there is nothing planned by Raspberry... A low speed 115200 baud link does the job, with applicative CRC on both side to be s
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pp-ir
6y ago
As far as I understood doctors, in march there was no guidelines for the disease. It was considered as a respiratory disease. Later on, it was requalified as a vascular disease, scientists looked at cytokines / interleukin (I AM A ELEC
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pp-ir
6y ago
As soon as ANSM (french equivalent of US FDA) hears "linux", "wifi", "connected", they see a scary green monster... And to be honnest, I understand their point. How can you certify Linux ? So much code behind..
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pp-ir
6y ago
Short answer is no, I don't trust Rpi for vital tasks. Long answer : In this project, Raspberry is used to display curves and set some parameters. The core (ventilator algorithm) is implemented on the STM32F411, there is just a serial
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pp-ir
6y ago
=> HN effect, the server is sloooow. Sorry. Pierre, the author of this article.
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pp-ir
6y ago
open source time series database for an open source medical ventilator, it make sense!
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pp-ir
6y ago
If you're in the middle of a world crisis, and you need a small computer + touch screen, Rpi is THE solution. Farnell and radiospares have tons of stocks.
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pp-ir
7y ago
the most interesting is that you can follow the core company beer consumption in your grafana... https://blog.senx.io/grafana-beertender-dashboard/ (read tokens are still valid)
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pp-ir
7y ago
WarpScript, the best timeseries language ever! Go on folks! Write more tutorials!
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pp-ir
7y ago
This TSDB is full of surprise...
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pp-ir
7y ago
That's over-engineered ephemeral art!
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pp-ir
7y ago
Qt + Warp 10... Maybe it could be possible ! But the kiss approach was great here. WarpScript includes all you need to render text, vectors, images... The limit is that I cannot use the touchscreen. Thanks for your replies everyone !
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pp-ir
7y ago
With this little SPI screen, there is no GPU behind, so no way to use DRM. If you want to run X, you also need to use framebuffer turbo driver. So everything goes through the framebuffer anyway. The fun here was to use only Warp 10 database