Sounds good to me.
On 2026-07-29 23:51, Jean-Francois Messier via linux wrote:
Quick Summary:
I could make some presentation about OSCAR.
https:// www <dot> sleepfiles <dot> com/OSCAR/
OSCAR is an open source data analysis program for those CPAP machines.
OSCAR stands for Open Source CPAP Analysis Reporter.
Long version:
As I was going through the process to try different masks and a CPAP
machine from a local company, I met someone who admitted he was a
freak of data, information and stats. He is a statistician by career.
Fine. As we were talking about the data that the machine sends on the
internet and that the local company can retrieve, I was complaining
about the few pieces of info that I could see compared to what I could
preview on the doctor's computer. He then told me about OSCAR. OSCAR
is an open source data analysis program for those CPAP machines. OSCAR
stands for Open Source CPAP Analysis Reporter.
Most of the CPAP machines have some SD or microSD card slot that can
gather stats about your sleeping. When feeding those infos to OSCAR,
you can get all kinds of reports on how well your nights were. The
data format is open source and OSCAR can interpret and display those
infos in graphs that can be much more useful than what the CPAP
machine company can show you on a web page.
The software is available for Windows and Macs, of course, but also
for Linux and Chromebook. I tried Linux and Windows versions. I also
installed it on my Chromebook, just for the fun of it, 'cause it's
available there too !!!
It can scan your system for this removable device and find the files.
Too many graphs and too much information, way beyond what a
non-medical person could properly interpret.
OSCAR will tell you so much more than what the myair.resmed.com web
site can report.
Lemme know if you're interested.
JFM
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