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The Purdue OFS app is developed by Center for Paralysis Research from Purdue University for medical research
Purdue OFS
by Purdue University
What is it about?
The Purdue OFS app is developed by Center for Paralysis Research from Purdue University for medical research. Its purpose is to interact with and receive information from an Oscillating Field Stimulator device via Bluetooth. Doctors and researchers can use this app to monitor status of OFS devices in their patients. This app and OFS devices do NOT receive or monitor a patient’s vital information. It only makes sure the device is running properly.
App Store Description
The Purdue OFS app is developed by Center for Paralysis Research from Purdue University for medical research. Its purpose is to interact with and receive information from an Oscillating Field Stimulator device via Bluetooth. Doctors and researchers can use this app to monitor status of OFS devices in their patients. This app and OFS devices do NOT receive or monitor a patient’s vital information. It only makes sure the device is running properly.
Features:
* Scan for nearby OFS Devices via Bluetooth
* Record Device statuses and Email Device Reports to Purdue researchers
* Monitor OFS devices and send appropriate inputs to Reset, Turn On/Off Currents or Leads, or Disconnect
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