Pilot Monitoring
Sign in to access the dashboard
Sign in to access the dashboard
Create sign-in accounts for sales reps, then assign their tablets (MT IDs) in the Permissions tab. Accounts declared in the server .env file are listed read-only.
Choose which tablets each user is allowed to see in the dashboard. The admin user always has access to every tablet.
Sign-in history and usage per account over the selected window. Accounts with no activity are listed with zero counters.
Append-only record of sign-ins, permission changes, reports and patient-data access. Repeated data access within a short window is aggregated, not dropped.
Sessions are held in memory: restarting the server clears them all and every user must sign in again. Revoking takes effect on the user's next request.
C indicates where the hottest area is along sensors 1→7. 0 means centered on sensor 4. Negative values drift toward sensors 3–2–1, positive values drift toward 5–6–7.
Rotation is inferred from how C changes over time (trend). This is arm-agnostic. If the armband is worn on the right arm, the direction maps to clockwise/counter-clockwise; if worn on the left arm, it maps to the opposite.
Stability summarizes centering + consistency. Higher is better. Low stability or edge-hotspot (sensor 1 or 7) suggests the armband may be misaligned.
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Physio score summarizes temperature, heart rate, HRV, and SpO2 signals into a 0–100 indicator (higher is better).
The summary uses the mean, median, and trend of physio scores over time, plus variability, to classify the session and provide a short interpretation.
Improving means scores are rising over time, Worsening means they are decreasing, and Volatile indicates high variability.
Confidence depends on data coverage and noise. Low coverage or high variability reduces confidence.
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Copy this password now and send it to the account holder through a secure channel (not in the same email as the address). It will not be shown again.