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Project: iCATCH
The iCATCH (Smart City Hub) is an upright head-high touch-screen which can be deployed in different environments such as public places and transportation systems.
To people who are close to the device it offers several services like city information, mobility information or navigation services as well as the possibility to connect with other people who are nearby.
The service implemented in this project allows people to play an interactive quiz game at public places and connects the developed iOS application with the Smart City Hub. Users can interact either with the Smart City Hub or with the iOS application on their iPhone.
Team members:
Andreas Seitz (Project Leader), Constantin Scheuermann (Project Leader), Hanna Schäfer (Coach), Chrysa Papadaki, Hoang Yen Nguyen, Jan Rainer Wasgint, Bastian Rodehüser, Ann Katrin Gibtner, Alihan Livdumlu, Yuanrui Li
Customer:
Prof. Dr. Monika Sturm (Siemens), Bernd Rosauer (Siemens), Markus Sauer (Siemens)
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Project: PodCOM
Usually podcasts are known as an unidirectional way of communication, without the possibility to provide feedback to the producers. This is where PodCom comes in. PodCom extends the native Apple podcast player with social functionalities, such as commenting podcasts at a specific time. Other subscribers can reply to these comments. In addition, one can easily find the most trending and liked podcasts. Therefore PodCOM makes podcasts to social events and producers are able to discover the notion of the subscribers.
Team members:
Martin Wagner (Project Leader), Mariana Avezum (Coach), Karim Alweheshy, Thomas Günzel, Frank Hermann, Alona Kharchenko, Arsatius Regler, Daniel Soller
Customer:
Mustafa Isik (Bayerischer Rundfunk)
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Project: WireTab
WireTab is a simple and intuitive way to manage your tabs. Create tabs, attach bills, and invite friends and family members to participate. Connect WireTab with Wirecard bank account, and link real bank transactions to the tabs. WireTab takes care of notifying participants to settle their shares, and keeps you updated as soon as you get your money using push notifications. Get an overview of all your expenses, along with a list of all open and closed tabs. Finally, paying tabs is simpler then ever with Touch ID, just ‘tap’ to pay your share using the Wirecard P2P API (person-to-person money transfer) to directly transfer the money to the tab owners bank account.
Team members:
Nitesh Narayan (Project Leader), Raoul Friedrich (Coach), Katharina Bui, Maximilian Flis, Daniel Gruber, Zolboo Ochirsukh, Marten Schwarzmann, Torben Teepe, Michaela Tießler, Jon Kristian Tingvold
Customer:
Kaloyan Enimanev (Wirecard), Sreelekha Sankar (Wirecard), Sunniva Darcy (Wirecard)
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Project: ILAS
ILAS is an Incident Localization and Assistance System. It offers the possibility of documentation and maintenance
of an incident and transfers process oriented incident management
knowledge from IT Service Management (ITSM) to the
domain of manufacturing. ILAS offers real-time incident monitoring using
wearables, incident analysis support and knowledge sharing for
incidents within and between different production sites.
Team members:
Constantin Scheuermann (Project Leader), Maximilian Strobel (Coach), Johannes Bachhuber, Alexander Harlass, Konstantin Kromer, Ulrike Niemann, Leonardo Serra, Sri Vishnu Totakura, Galina Volynets
Customer:
Dr. Stephan Verclas (T-Systems), Prof. Dr. Birgit Vogel-Heuser (LS Automatisierung & Informationssysteme), Thomas Kirchner (ProGlove)
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Project: Conada
Conada is a cute app that helps you to do collaborative workouts. You can easily find a workout buddy nearby via our integrated multipeer technology. The intuitive apple watch extension allows you to track and update your workout data anywhere. The nicely designed Conada app helps you easily keep track of all your workout data, create new workouts and set your workout goals. We believe you can achieve much more when working out together.
Team members:
Dr. Yang Li (Project Leader), Arian Avini (Coach), Hesham Ghandour, Henning Helmbrecht, Agnes Köhler, Julia Ludmann, Karl Mattes, Joan Perez Guerrero, Manuel Schultheiss, Ahmed Wadi
Customer:
Frank von Eitzen (NTT DATA)
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Project: BMW Retail Analytics
BMW Retail Analytics brings the concept of tailored advertisement to car retailers in form of a showroom explorer application. The location-aware iPhone app lets potential car buyers explore BMW cars in showrooms and thereby tracks the location and the behavior of these users using iBeacons. The application was tested and deployed in the Automag dealership in Trudering, Munich. Users can also request help notifying personell at the dealership, book test drives and open an external car configurator. Based on the behavior of the user and background information such as age and income, the analytics backend categorizes the user as a persona, a typical character with specific needs and attributes. Based on this persona, the app provides users with advertisement tailored to their personal preferences. Data scientists can see detailed analytics about the product popularity based on the personas.
Team members:
Stephan Krusche (Project Leader), Maximilian Schramme (Coach), Ibrahim Al-Khayat, Amr Arafat, Oriana Baldizan, Maximilian Frei, Benedikt Geßele, Daniel Göhlen, Mohamed Ibrahim
Customer:
Vitus Holzner (BMW), Florian Pitschmann (BMW)
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Project: Hack the Hotel
The goal of this project was to investigate the possibilities of new smart environment technologies for improving the guest experience in a hotel environment. To this end a distributed system consisting of a backend, front end, a mobile app, room automation software, and the required infrastructure was developed by the students during a 3 months project. The target system had four high-level requirements to focus on: hotel public area, including features such as automatic check-in or access to the display in the lobby, showing individual information to every guest; room automation including features that allowed guest to control different aspects of the hotel room (such as lights, air conditioning, TV, etc.) from a single app; location-aware providing of information about interesting objects around the hotel; and immediate guest feedback.
Team members:
Zardosht Hodaie (Project Leader), Jana Pejić (Coach), Chen-Yang Chen, Dominik Drexler, Hanlin Liang, Adnan Makhani, Mathias Quintero, Andrada Stan, Nikolaos Tzioras, Cecil Wöbker
Customer:
Dr. Asa MacWilliams (Siemens CT), Steffen Klepke (Siemens CT)
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Project: BSB Navigator
With more that 3000 visitors per day the Bavarian State Library (BSB) is one of the largest libraries in Germany. In an area of more that 30,000 square meters on 5 floors, this library serves more than 3000 visitors per day with different facilities including books, magazine, and historical recordings. Being in a large building finding the way to a destination in BSB becomes a difficulty, especially for new visitors. Furthermore, many visitors are unaware of the different facilities provided by the library.
The goal of this project was to solve this problem by developing an indoor navigation solution for the BSB. The project included a research phase, in which the students investigated different radio-based indoor navigation technologies and frameworks. The product was an iOS app for indoor navigation in BSB using the indoo.rs framework and Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) beacons. The app will be available to public through the App Store soon. To realize the solution, the student not only programmed the iOS app, but also installed more than 300 BLE beacons along 5 floors of BSB and measured the signal in the whole area using the fingerprinting technique.
Team members:
Zardosht Hodaie (Project Leader), Florian Fittschen (Coach), Volker Bischoff, Hermann Groz, Anna Kolpakova, Michael Kratzer, Pascal Philipp, Lewon Simonian, Uygar Tarakci
Customer:
Markus Bokowsky (Bokowsky & Laymann), Amel Mahmuzic (Bokowsky & Laymann)
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Project: Fastlane
Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul of an Aircraft is often time sensitive and cost intensive. An airplane consists of many different parts. Even for simple tasks like ordering a spare part, multiple IT applications are involved. As a single spare part can be quite expensive, technicians often need the approval of a manager to place an new spare part order. Lufthansa Technik uses Business Process Management (BPM) to streamline approvals and reviews for spare part orders over multiple applications. However, they are insufficient, with respect to the mobile reality of decision makers, who frequently need to make decisions remotely and on-the-go.
Fastlane, the iOS app developed in this project, brings spare part orders to mobile devices and BPM to the smartphone era. Through Fastlane, not only spare part orders but also other different business processes can be performed on the iPhone.
Team members:
Lukas Alperowitz (Project Leader), Philip Kluz (Coach), Frederic Furtmeier, Julian Geistbeck, Marcus Höfer, Florian Kistner, Marie Weintraud, Jonas Zitzelsberger, Katharina Schneeweiss
Customer:
Johannes Hansen (Lufthansa Technik), Tobias Mohr (Lufthansa Technik)
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Project: Allianz Healthy Living
You want to be more active and live a healthier life? Allianz wants to help you to achieve this goal with the Allianz Healthy Living app. The iPhone app collects health data from a variety of HealthKit enabled fitness trackers (e.g. Apple Watch and Jawbone UP3) to provide a personalized health experience. The system is aware of your current health status and makes adapted suggestions for fitness activities. Through the application of gamification we keep you motivated and engaged in your personal health journey. You could level up and earn badges by completing health missions. Furthermore you have the possibility to collaborate with your friends, colleagues and family to accomplish a joint health goal. Finally our Apple Watch extension keeps you updated on the status of your current missions and collaborations.
Team members:
Bernd Brügge (Project Leader), René Milzarek (Coach), Sirma Gjorgievska, Andre Kohn, Imran Mashood Badshah, Ilya Migal, Patrick Nieves, Ana Petrovska, Simon Rummert, Lukas Sandmeir
Customer:
Dr. Andrea Rohde (Allianz), Karl Schriek (Allianz), Dr. Pouya Tafti (Allianz)
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Project: Audi Home
The goal of the project was the development of a system that allows controlling the smart home environment from the interior of the car. The developed system is made up of three separate subsystems: The first subsystem is responsible for enabling the communication with the devices in the smart home. The second subsystem is the infotainment system of the Audi car that is used as a user interface of the system. The third subsystem is the iPhone application, that acts like a bridge between the car environment and the home environment. The application shows a user interface on the car’s infotainment system, listens to the commands coming from the user through the infotainment system and translates them to commands for the smart environment.
Team members:
Stefan Nosović (Project Leader), Dominic Giebert (Coach), Astrid Berchtold, Duc Huy Bui Bui, Spyridon Chalikias, Apostolos Diamantis, Luc Gaasch, Benjamin Strobel, Dmitry Zeldin
Customer:
Jonas Reimers (Quartett Mobile), Jörg Flerlage (Audi AEV)
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