parkinSoft vs Wrist Motion Tracker

ParkinSoft is a service created for patients diagnosed with Parkinson's disease. ParkinSoft enables users and relatives of patient, such as doctors, family, scientists, etc, to monitor and keep record of patient's tremor and dyskinetia levels, amongst other events such as medicine consumption, comments, dates of medical consultations, or, medical analysis/studies. Changes in medication, or adjustments to deep brain stimulator are viewable in the graphics. Recorded data can be viewed in particular module to analyse and apply filters if needed, also data can be exported to xls file. ParkinSoft includes: an apple watch app, and a web app. The apple watch application measures tremor and dyskinetia levels (using Movement Disorder Manager from Apple inc.) In the web app you can view graphical charts of recorded data, and configure its parameters. You can also set events such as the moments to take medication to send notifications on the watch, and to display in front screen next visit to the doctor, also on the watch.

This app provides wrist motion tracking capability via capturing sensor data from the apple watch. This app pulls motion data directly from the watch's accelerometer and gyroscope sensors and uploads this directly to iCloud in CSV format (spreadsheet style). To begin recording, click "Start Log". The user is prompted to authorize health-store access, and once authorized, logging begins. Press "Stop log" to stop the recording, wrap the data into a file, and upload it to iCloud. This app works in conjunction with a macOS counterpart application that retrieves the files from the iCloud container, sorts by date and time of upload, and fetches each record to download to your computer. This app is developed and maintained by John Lawler and Cameron Burroughs, a research development team under Clemson University for use with tracking eating habits.