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Caffeine intake optimization using Fitbit and 2b-alert app

Status: Not currently planned Submitted by on ‎06-25-2019 16:42
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This is an algorithm developed by the Army to maximize alertness. Fitbit trackers' activity and sleep input data for the user could help the 2b-alert app inform you what your optimum caffeine intake should be. Further information on the app itself can be found here:

https://techlinkcenter.org/technologies/2b-alert-personalized-alertness-cognitive-performance-app/

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Status changed to: Not currently planned
YojanaFitbit
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‎06-26-2019 05:57
‎06-26-2019 05:57

Dear community members, thanks for sharing this suggestion. Our web API and smartwatch SDK are open which means that the service you are wanting can actually integrate with Fitbit! We’d encourage you to make your suggestion to the service and direct them to our existing API and SDK and resources such as the web dev API community. You will likely be able to email them via their contact us page or customer support, or they may have their own ideas board like this. Or encourage them to reach out to Fitbit directly! Thanks for your participation in the Feature Suggestion forums, we look forward to making Fitbit more useful for you.

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