Seizure Detector using Android Wear watch. The intention is that this Android Wear App will be functionally similar to the Pebble Watch Seizure Detector (see http://github.com/OpenSeizureDetector/Pebble_SD.git). The App will run on an Android Wear watch, and communicate with a phone running OpenSeizureDetector (http://github.com/OpenSeizureDetector/Android_Pebble_SD), or a future Raspberry Pi based alarm system.

A heart rate detection routine has been added for Android Wear watches which have heart rate sensors. The algorithm will trigger an alarm if the heart rate of the wearer is 30% higher than average.

Pressing I'm OK on the watch face will reset the alarm counter.

The App contains the following major classes to provide the required functionality:

• AWSdService - a background service that continuously collects accelerometer data and performs seizure detection analysis periodically. It communicates with the alarm system periodically, or when a seizure is detected. Seizure Detection system parameters are read from persistent storage (preferences)
• AWSdComms - a class that handles bluetooth communications between the Android Wear watch and the alarm system (such as OpenSeizureDetector). It handles the sending of routine information updates to the alarm system and sending alarm notifications. It also receives settings from the alarm system and updates the persistent storage (preferences) to match the requested settings.
• AWSdMainActivity - the main activity for the watch app - Starts the background service AWSdService if it is not running, and displays data from the service on the screen. Provides user interface functionality to start and stop the background service, mute alarms, and manually raise an alarm.
• PhoneAppMainActivity - we need a phone app to install the watch app on the watch - details to follow once I know how to do that!

• This app is intended to be compiled using Android version 4.4W (API Level 20)
• It uses the Gradle build system set up using Android Studio
• To build it, clone the repository, and import it into Android Studio. That should be enough.....

• Enable developer mode - select Settings->About and press Build Number 7 times to enable developer menu.
• Go back to settings and select Developer Options and enable ADB debugging.
• Connect Android wear device to computer using USB.
• type adb devices and check it is there.
• I had permissions issues and I had to add the following line to /etc/udev/rules.d/51-android.rules: SUBSYSTEM=="usb", ATTR{idVendor}=="18d1", MODE="0666", GROUP="plugdev" then re-start udev with sudo /etc/init.d/udev restart. and re-connect the watch - accept the prompt on the watch to enable adb debugging.
• Indroid studio select the "wear" module and run it - you should get a "hello world" message on the screen.

All code is licenced under GPL Version 3, unless stated otherwise within the code.

The following libraries and other media are used in AndroidWear_SD

• https://github.com/philipplackner/SensorGuide/ as tutorial in correctly addressing sensors.
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As it might be a mere footnote. I would make a special honourable dedication of co-creating the WearOS/SD version to Domi Pandabeertje. Even to special coincidental coherence of DSM-IV diagnosis, fibromyalgia and Epilepsy. All in previous line typed challenges are suspected to be linked to a imbalance of Gamma Amino Butter Acid(GABA) and or other neuro transmitters like Glutamate(aka Unami)

My contribution here is to build a base for others dangling in purgatory by diagnosis of Epilepsy and in my case previous only 9n DSM-IV and behavioral test based ASD, without a possibility of building up a (family) life and or even a career.

It appears in general medical applications if used as such must go through certification.
Every note must here be repeated in waranty and liability:
Dutch or European law cover a vast amound testing and certification to be done, before
apps may be entitled medical. For the time officical certifiaction is not in place. 
Usage of this app should be done with caution.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/41637552/how-to-add-a-google-account-in-android-wear-2-0-emulator