CARP Studies App Published in the Apple App Store
Apple has (finally) approved the CARP Studies app and it is now released and published in the Apple App Store. Note that this is an unlisted app and hence cannot be …
Coverage Analysis on Android 14 and iOS 18
As part of the CATCH project, we have recently done a series of our so-called “Sampling Coverage” tests where we test the sampling of data in CARP Mobile Sensing. There …
Neuropathy Tracker Paper Published
Neuropathy is a common complication of diabetes and chemotherapy and if not diagnosed and treated early, it can lead to severe health problems like diabetic foot ulcers. Therefore, early detection, …
502 Bad Gateway Error on Login
When you try to log in, you may get a “502 Bad Gateway” error shown in the browser window, like below. To fix this, you need to clear your cache …
Job Opening – Study Manager in Cardiology
The Department of Health Technology at the Technical University of Denmark (DTU HEALTH) is looking for a study manager to assist in the recruitment and management of a larger cardiovascular …
CARP Studies App Published in the Google Play Store
Google has (finally) approved the CARP Studies app and is now released and published in the Google Play Store. You can read more on the app’s overall design and the …
CARP is Online
CARP – or more precisely the CARP Web Services (CAWS) – are now live and available on Computerome at DTU Health Tech. This marks a major milestone for CARP and …
Movesense ECG Sampling Package Released
As part of continued support for cardiovascular studies (like REAFEL and CATCH) we have now released the carp_movesense_package sampling package for the CARP Mobile Sensing (CAMS) framework that supports the …
CAMS v. 1.0 Released
A new major and stable (non-beta) release of CARP Mobile Sensing is now available (version 1.0). This release has several new and improved features: There are many more changes – please check the ChangeLog on …
Funding from the Novo Nordisk Foundation
The Novo Nordisk Foundation (NNF) has recently decided to fund CARP with a DKK 5 million grant (EUR 700 000). This grant allows the Technical University of Denmark (DTU) to …