Spike Diabetes Assistant | Disrupt Berlin 2018
Recorded on November 29, 2018. Spike is a mobile assistant designed to help diabetics better manage their diabetes. Spike monitors the patient behavior and provides situation-based reminders and tips about insulin, food, and activity.
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