AndroidAPS 2026: Kompatible Pumpen, neue Systeme & Update auf Version 4.0

Is AndroidAPS on its way out? Many are worried because Accu-Chek Combo and Insight are being discontinued. But there's much more happening behind the scenes than many realize! In this video, I'll show you which pumps currently work with AndroidAPS, which new systems are already being tested, and what exciting alternatives might be coming in 2026. We'll also discuss Omnipod 5, YpsoPump, T:mobi, Metrum Nano, and AndroidAPS 4.0. If you're considering switching pumps or want to know what's next for DIY loops – you should definitely watch this video! ... My test with the Medtrum pump:    • So klein, so smart! 💡 Metrum Nano A8: Funk...   https://www.youtube.com/c/SandysDiabe... Visit the website: https://sandys-diabetes-loop.weebly.com/ Follow me on Facebook:   / sandys-diabetes-loop-120153479858119   The Lopper Community for help with questions: https://de.loopercommunity.org/ The link to the German AAPS website with the complete explanation: https://androidaps.readthedocs.io/en/... #SandysDiabetesLoop #closedloop #diabetes_typ1 All videos and explanations are free and not intended as instructions for replication. The entire system and data are your own responsibility and are not subject to data protection regulations. Everything must be created and processed independently, as there is no support. All information is for scientific purposes only. It is entirely your own responsibility. However, you can learn it very well on your own and gain a much better understanding of diabetes. AndroidAPS is simply a tool to help you manage your diabetes, not something you can install and then forget about! Don't assume that AndroidAPS will never make mistakes. AndroidAPS controls your insulin delivery: Always keep an eye on it, understand how it works, and learn to interpret its actions. Keep in mind that once a smartphone is paired with your pump, it can send any instructions to the pump. Use the smartphone exclusively for AndroidAPS and—if it is being used by a child—for essential communication. Do not install unnecessary applications or games! These could introduce malware such as Trojans, viruses, or bots that could disrupt your system. Install all security updates provided by the smartphone manufacturer and Google. You also need to adjust your diabetes habits, as the closed-loop system significantly alters your therapy. For example, many users experience considerably fewer hypoglycemic episodes because AndroidAPS reduces insulin delivery in advance. IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE The basic AndroidAPS safety features described in these videos build upon the safety features of the hardware you used to set up your system. It is extremely important that the insulin pump and CGM system used for a closed-loop system with automated insulin delivery are thoroughly tested, fully functional, CE marked (in Europe), and approved as medical devices (in Germany). Modifications to the hardware or software of these components can lead to unexpected insulin delivery and thus pose significant risks to the user. Do not use defective, modified, or homemade insulin pumps or CGM receivers to create or operate an AndroidAPS system. Furthermore, it is equally important to use only original accessories. Insertion aids, cannulas, and reservoirs must be approved by the manufacturer for use with your pump or CGM. Using unapproved or modified accessories can lead to inaccuracies in the CGM system and insulin delivery errors. Insulin is very dangerous when dosed incorrectly. Don't gamble with your life by using unapproved or modified accessories. Finally, you must not take SGLT-2 inhibitors (gliflozins), as they lower blood glucose levels unpredictably. Combining them with a closed-loop system that lowers basal rates to raise blood glucose is especially dangerous because the gliflozins prevent this rise, potentially leading to a dangerous condition of insulin deficiency.