ResMed are one of the biggest CPAP medical providers in the world. There latest machines link automatically to a Web based service for remote monitoring and user stats provision. If you can integrate this facility into SaA it would take it to another level. You could show actual apnea and hypopnea information, breathing rates etc straight from a medical device. The research data would be really useful and important. Please consider.
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This would be nice, I agree.
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Just got MyAir CPAP Machine and would like Sleep as Android to monitor it. Plz integrate it.
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+1!!
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I agree!
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+1 Yes Please!
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I have to agree with this, Sleep as Android was my inspiration to get help and without it I would not be on CPAP, this is something I would really like to see.
Thank you for considering this.
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Yes! This would be great! I think I hear an apnea event in a recording, but can’t be sure. This would be very helpful.
Any chance this will happen? I definitely would love to see the higher detailed/accurate data this could potentially provide, such as factoring in my respiration, since I’m sure wearing my ResMED (AirSense 10) machine’s nose pillows most likely affects this app’s reading of my breathing.
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Yes, this would be great to have it integrated and to be able to help detect when I fall asleep with the cpap.
This gets a +1 for me. I’ve been using Sleep as Android for ten years now, and it’s hands-down the best sleep tracking app out there. I have it integrated with my Garmin watch and can get all sorts of useful information. The ability to at least import CPAP data from various machines would be amazing.
Reviewing sound recordings on SaA, what I hear is mostly the normal functioning of my Dream Station bipap. Might there be a way for the app to ignore that sound pattern as background?
Hi @E.Z_Benor, the sound recording takes place each time the sound passes the sound level threshold. If there are too many sounds recorded, go to Settings > Sleep noise analysis > Recording volume threshold, and increase the level. I recommend going in small steps, so you can find an optimal level that works the best in your environment.
Filtering only certain sounds from the recording would be too complicated. Even now, the sound recording and sound analysis take a lot extra battery and CPU, so adding this additional extra layer would be probably too much for some phones.