WPF Internet of Things Retrospection

Am 6. Juli 2016 fanden die Abschlusspräsentationen des WPF’s Internet of Things statt. Insgesamt wurde fünf Projekte vorgestellt. In diesen Projekten wurde ein breites Spektrum an Ideen und Technologien umgesetzt und eingesetzt. Von Alltagsgegenständen wie Schränken, Kaffeemaschinen oder auch Wäscheleinen, wurden allerhand Sensoren und modernste Mini-Computer verwendet. Zum Einsatz kamen Rasberry Pi 3, Photons, Arduinos, LEDs, Drucksensoren, Gewichtssensoren, NFC Tags, Feuchtigkeitssensoren, AT Tinys, Gyroskope und viele andere Materialien sowie MQTT und HTTP für die Kommunikation. Im Folgenden soll eine kleiner Rückblick auf die Projekte dargestellt werden.

Permissions on Smartphones

Permissions are crucial for mobile applications. Interesting applications want to communicate with the Internet or use a variety of sensors. Since the latest version of Android developers can use runtime permissions for asking users to grant permissions during active use

Expert Talks and Poster Presentations at WPF

During the last session of WPF Mobile Computing we had external experts who joined our class. First they both gave insights into their daily work as developers of mobile and interactive software. Next they talked about specific topics of mobile computing. Afterwards our students presented the current version of their apps.

Experts will talk at WPF Mobile Computing

Date: June 14th, 13:00h
Location: Room 3.209

New smartphones for Mobile Computing

We have some new smartphones for teaching mobile computing available. If you are taking our WPF Mobile Computing or want do to a project or thesis related to mobile computing, please let us know. At this time we have some

WPF Mobile Computing (SS16)

In this elective module students will learn about the relevance, challenges and technologies of mobile software development. After taking part in this module they will be able to design, implement and manage mobile apps for smartphones. This module enables students to deal with their own mobile systems for other study projects, for their final theses or on job.