No, that this pot I think it does not exist, and if I do not know him.But reading some ancient issues, it has occurred to me to put it, in case an engineer occurs to design and develop it.
The idea is very simple.It would be a mobile application with Android (or iPhone) that would communicate via Bluetooth with the pump.In this way I would read in real time the data of the continuous meter and, via network (internet), they would be sent to another mobile that could be anywhere in the world that had coverage.
So far I think he is sucked.Today's mobiles are able to communicate via Bluetooth with any device and read their data and, of course, to communicate with other mobiles via network.On the other hand, insulin pumps already communicate with the meter (minilink) and are also able to send the data via Bluetooth (I do not know if they would be able to do it in real time, although I think there are already external monitors, so I suppose that I suppose thatYeah).
Ok, now the part a little more complex would come, which would be that this second mobile took control over the pump.I believe that if they would be capable, but ... surely there are "buts" ... let's leave it there.Let's leave the "Peros" and their solutions to engineers.
I already suppose that, above all the mothers and fathers of diabetic children, you are seeing the advantages: the power more or less control the glycemia while the child is in school, party, excursion, in the patio bothering the neighbors,Or even at the home of the neighbors playing the plei ... that yes, there are things that I could not do, like the children drink a juice because it is going down, to stop jumping, or whatever it is doing, whatThe glycemia are falling in Picao, to stop eating sweets that will give you a climb, and above all left by the neighbor's plei that will sneak it ... but time to time, that today the sciences advance ...