Patients only interact with their OTs for ~3 hours a day, but they live their limitations for all 24. Without their primary OTs present, caregivers might struggle not only to motivate the patient but also work towards improving their patient’s ADLs.

• Caregivers want to be able to personalize the patient’s care such that the patient is motivated to work towards improvement and increased independence in ADLs
• Caregivers want to be able to track the patient’s progress towards reaching set goals, through both detailed health data and understandable, generalized improvements
• Caregivers want to enable the patient to participate in activities they enjoyed prior to injury through improving motion necessary to complete those activities
• Caregivers want to be able to have set measurable, personalized goals, a “just right” challenge, for their patients to reach, starting at a measured baseline level
• Caregivers want the patient’s health data to be secure

• OT creates individualized activity based on a set of movements
• Physical device (Arduino with gyro / accelerometer) will be mounted on flexible band that can be worn on any place on any limb
• Physical device and user input measure patient progress towards activities
• Device is connected to app via wifi
• Daily activity progress is sent to the OT for future planning
• Activity data is displayed to caregiver by day / by activity
• Daily activity progress is communicated to caregiver
• Goals can be set for each activity to motivate patient

Just drag and drop the MMDA-Project2 folder into your project in Xcode. OverTime OT requires the hardware necessary to collect the data. The hardware consists of an Arduino, gyroscope, and accelerometer. OverTime OT is also dependent on a Heroku server for data persistence of the patient's statistics.

Once the code is in Xcode, the app must be run on an iPhone 5S, either in the simulator or on a real iPhone. The iPhone must be running iOS 8.1 or later.

Moving forward, the OverTime OT team wants to expand the app to include the following features:

• Different app interface for the OT and the primary caregiver
• Ability to track multiple motions at the same time
• A system for OTs to have mutiple patients on the app, each with their own data
• More comprehensive data overview
• More accurate motion detection algorithm
• More portable design of the hardware to allow for increased motion design

The only current known bug is the application does not monitor activities correctly if there is no gyroscope data on the server, but this should never be the case if the arm band is properly connected to and pushing to the server. Further testing is required to guarantee the absence of bugs.

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