Student Projects supervised by me
In the course of my Masters course on Mobile Applications last summer, Hannes Buchwald and Simon Schuster developed a time-tracking application (timetracker.cc) that was used in a research project in Africa in cooperation with the University of Hohenheim. The idea was to find out what effect agricultural mechanization has on the daily schedule of African […]
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The Innovation Day (last Wednesday, 23rd November, 2016) at the Stuttgart Media University was an exiting day full of interesting presentations and workshops. Together with Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Gruel and Prof. Dr. Arnd Engeln I presented our new Institute for Mobility and Digital Innovation (MODI) which we recently established together with our colleague Prof. Dr. Uwe Eisenbeis. Together with the audience we conducted
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Daniel Thommes (left) and Thomas Fankhauser (right) both finished their PhDs this year and can from now on proudly call themselves Doctor! During the past five respectively three and a half years I supervised them in cooperation with Qi Wang from the University of the West of Scotland (UWS) and Christos Grecos (now Central Washington
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In the context of my seminar on Mobile Applications in the masters course Computer Science and Media at the Stuttgart Media University, all kinds of mobile applications are developed by the students. They present their work at the end of the semester at the “HdM Mobile Apps Conference”. Today (July 29th 2015) the following eight app projects
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After 26 hours flight with stop in Abu Dhabi, I arrived safely in the city of Melbourne, Australia. This is a picture taken from Albert Park, which is located opposite of my hotel: I worked here as visiting Professor at the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT), the largest University in Melbourne with over
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The following projects were realized in the course of the lecture on Mobile Applications in the winter term 2011/12: iOS Terminal Mode Application Cross-Plattform Hessian Framework: Unicorn Mobile App Guidebook on Berlin (in cooperation with a large local publishing company) Remote Flashconfigurator (in cooperation with a large local car manufacturer)
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In cooperation with a large local car manufacturer, Philip Henzler developed a software for the iPad to track test drives. The car manufacturer currently works on paper basis and it takes quite long for the test drivers to get their results statistically analyzed as the information need to be manually transferred to a computer based system.
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In the course of a semester project in the winter term 2011/12, two of my students (Luca Petrusch and Christph Schulthess) developed a software for controlling a stop-motion camera system. The hardware was developed by a student (Hannes Bucher) of the course audiovisual media in his bachelor thesis. The software runs on an Arduino device
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During the seminar on embedded systems five student teams worked on five different projects and wrote a paper about the results. The topics were: Home Automation with Arduino StepPiano – an Installation with Arduino CAN Bus Simulation with CANoe from Vector iBooze – An iPhone controlled cocktail mixing machine Developing an iOS Accessory The paper abstracts
Cookielicious is an app for the iPad that tries to make cooking more interesting by using playful GUI elements and focusing on a good user experience. The app allows to select ingredients and shows fitting recipes. Each recipes can then be viewed in an automatic play mode allowing to cook without getting your iPad dirty.
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