Charmr: Adaptive Path diabetes management design concept

[maximilian333]

A bunch of startups in Silcon Valley are already working on all this stuff. There is another technology boom coming when this stuff starts to roll out and solve all sorts of problems.

[1888junkteam]

excellent work!

[KTdesigner]

Love the usability and UI.

[DiabetesDesigns]

This is the coolest technology. I will be following this company and hope for the quickest release of this produt. It's products like this that give us hope for an easier future living with Diabetes.

[branbabe]

is this real and avalable! ?

[LBMWT]

Everyone should continue to lobby both this company and Apple, a leader in design to production to help us develop such innovative and purposeful products.

[miniheli]

Hold on just a minute. They do have this technology today. The minimed 722 which im getting has an optional continuous montiering system which gives you a 24.7 real time reading. Insurance does not cover the continuous montering system.

[pieofpeace]

My daughter was diagnosed at age 3...she is off to college in 2 years. Please make this now. so many individuals need a better way to manage everything related to type 1 diabetes. we don't have a cure...these kids deserve something better. it is our job to make it happen. give the spontaneity of childhood back to these children.

[maximilian333]

@pieofpeace something like this is almost available already. It will be an application within the phone, not an external device.

[raco95]

CELLMEDICINE channel on youtube has a lot of info on stem cells and diabetes. Just go to CELLMEDICINE on the youtube search

[james4piano]

I just started a Minimed pump today, and this "Charmr" this would kick its ass anyday. I would sign up for a clinical trial / beta in a heartbeat. Spread the word!

There is no reason why this isn't possible. Difficult? Yes. Impossible? Absolutely not.

[stewgotts]

Kinda like a snake oil charmer

[medfa86]

Awesome, can't wait for it to be real. Keep spreading the word and support every little (and not so little) person living with Type 1 everyday!

HOPE IS IN A CURE (search for it on youtube)

[durangowrangler]

my daughter is type 1 and we are WAITING for this kind

of tech. THANKS. do it.

[sonofapeach]

Its amazing how medical device companies ignore the human side of diabetes. Although accuracy is number 1, its is clear that in this day, the human device interface is the make or break factor. I have diabetes and my pockets are overstuffed with equipment. The consolidation of devices will be great for me. I hope medtronic, dexcom, abott, insulet, etc are watching this. Forgive my candor, because i feel very passionately about this subject and also I am drunk right now.