A new module on activity chaining has been added to the rDaynamica GitHub repository. This module provides a tutorial on how to generate and visualize
New Code Repository from University of Minnesota for Analyzing Daynamica Data
Researchers at the University of Minnesota have released a new open-source R code repository called rDaynamica, designed for analyzing data collected through the Daynamica app.
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Daynamica App to Measure “Time Toxicity” in Innovative Cancer Research Study
A new research study funded by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) will utilize Daynamica’s pioneering mobile sensing technologies to better understand the often overlooked
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Exploring the Nuances of Everyday Life
On July 29th, 2022, Daynamica hosted the “Understanding Everyday Life: Advancing Social and Health Sciences through Digital Day Reconstruction” symposium at the University of Minnesota.
Daynamica Awarded NIH Grant to Develop App for Monitoring Treatment Burden in Cancer Patients
Daynamica, a startup pioneering new methods for capturing real-world human activity data, has been awarded a Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) grant from the National
Privacy is paramount
At Daynamica, we take privacy very seriously.
Our first wearable integration
How we integrated data from a wearable wristband into the Daynamica app
Coming soon: Daynamica Lite on the Google Play Store
We are hard at work putting the finishing touches on the Android version of Daynamica Lite, which will be available shortly in the Google Play Store.
Daynamica at SER 2019 in Minneapolis
The Society for Epidemiologic Research’s 2019 annual conference will be in Minneapolis this summer. We’ll be there!
Discovering the happiest mode of transportation
What mode of transportation is associated with the most happiness? Recent research used Daynamica to find out.