Results of the iOS Praktikum SS 2011
(Stephan Krusche, Martin Wagner and Bernd Bruegge, July 2011)
Results of other years
Goal
The objective of the iOS Praktikum is the development of applications that experiment with modern user interface requirements. Students get to know background, tools and methods required to develop applications for the iOS. In addition to software engineering concepts like object oriented analysis, design and realization of GUI based applications, they learn the key concepts of usability engineering. Real industrial partners provide their problem statements. Students get real team and project experience while actually using real data and working tightly together with their client.
Eight companies participated in the iOS Praktikum 2011, each with a different problem statement and its own development team. More than 50 students developed these great applications.
Project Overview
The following companies participated in the iOS Praktikum 2011 with the shown project topic.
A click on the topic or on the company logo leads to more details about the project and the video of the final presentation including a demo of the developed application.
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Projects
In the following table, each project is described shortly in its own row. If you click onto the company logo in the left columns, you will be directed to the company's website. In the right column, you can see the video of the final presentation at the Customer Acceptance Test (July 22, 2011). It includes a demo of the developed application in a real scenario (software theatre). You can also download the videos in HD or SD, by right-clicking onto the provided links below the video and choosing Download File As...
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Description:
Team members: Stephan Krusche (Project Leader), Ludwig Eisgruber, Saksham Gautam, Yucheng Jin, Hussein Morsy, Saburo Oktika, Lucas Pizzagalli, Weng Yi Tam Customers: Achim Ittner - Contwist |
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Description: A vehicle-demonstrator is being built in the research project e-Performance by end 2012. Innovative functions in the area of electro mobility should be researched, where the main focus lies on mobility and its integration into the current infrastructure. Participating students: Robert Weindl, Patrick de Boer, Michael Stuber, Miroslav Knejp, Jun Chen, Philip Kluz, Michael Schmitt Customer: Thomas Ganslmeier - AUDI Electronic Venture |
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Description: Our aim was to develop an application for the iPod touch/iPhone, which allows the user to conduct to classical music. In particular, it should be possible to conduct in 2/4, 3/4 and 4/4 times and adjust the tempo of the music depending on the pace of the movements. Furthermore, we integrated an orchestra walk-through which makes use of the Gyroscope and gives the listener 3D audio feedback. Last but not least, the iBaton app boasts plenty of information about classical music in general as well as numerous interesting facts about the Bavarian Symphony Orchestra. Participating students: Krisna Haryantho, Ahmed Hasan, Fernando Hernandez, Hubert Niedermeier, Franz Saller, Julia Schpakov, Markus Teufel Customers: Key Markl - Symphonieorchester des Bayerischen Rundfunks |
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Description: Indoor navigation has been identified as a valuable capability within the airport. On the one hand it can be offered as a service to the guests of the airport, on the other hand, it can support employees while working at the airport. This project deals with indoor navigation at Munich Airport. The possibilities that exist with the latest IOS devices will be evaluated and documented. The analysis of data from the accelerometer, the gyroscope, the Wi-Fi adapter, Bluetooth adapter and the camera are the focus here. There are algorithms implemented for the evaluation of the various data sources. These will then be brought together in a demonstrable prototype. Participating students: Daniel Adam, Philipp Freyer, Martina Ruf, Matthias Ruppel, Daniel Stooß Customers: Michael Zaddach - Flughafen München GmbH (FMG) |
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Description: Our mission was to accomplish an iPad app which should assist market research studies in the following three ways: Team members: Stephan Krusche (Project Leader), Dipak Narayanan Sriram, Daniel Seidl, Meyyar Palaniappan, Kamal Najib, Abderrahmane Hakkou, Paul Muntean, Syed Wahab Ali Customers: Tobias Weishäupl - Linova |
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Description: USM seeks for mobile solution, as there are new technologies on the market. Therefore the “Emil und Pauline” series are going to be extended on iPads. There is a huge difference between former desktop-based gaming and using a tablet: Parents have the possibility to let their children play when they are near them, because the iPad can easily be carried everywhere. USM wants to make use of this opportunity. It is not required anymore to sit beneath the playing child or to leave the room. Both are unsuitable learning situations which can be avoided with that device. The most distinctive features of the game are adaptivity and the intuitive use of it. As the game is supposed to be a game for children between the ages of 5-7, it is important that the child can easily play the game without any parental help or reading abilities. The game does not need any inputs of the child e.g. selecting and changing levels. These would distract the child from its learning process . The use is very intuitive and easy. The child knows what to do without long explanations and pop-up information. There are only a few audio instructions, which lead the child through an exciting journey with Emild & Pauline! Participating students: Elena Vielva Gomez, Dapeng Liu, Tugba Karaduman, Eduardo Morales, Andrew Darrohn, Blagina Simeonova, Erdisa Subashi Customer: Guido Hirschsteiner - USM |
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Description: Many Siemens business units involved in long construction projects such as building a airport baggage handling system. In such projects it is essential to provide task, system and location related information to mobile workers to support their activities and improve the task efficiency and coordination. In addition, mobile workers need to report problems of system parts from the field in good quality, so that the central office understand the problem correctly and is able to react, plan and assign the problem fix andorder correct replacement parts if needed. In general, mobile workers are not able to carry mobile notebook during construction, as they are packed with tools. As such, a system based on mobile devices such as the iPhone shall help mobile workers to perform their tasks. Participating students: Arthur Yestabody, Shady Hussein, Martin Perzl, Irfan Basha, Robin Jahson, Roberto Londei Customer: Timo Wolf - Siemens CT |
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Description: Icepad is a Multi-company Inventory Management System, containing serveral features like, barcode-scanning, face-recognition, Incentives and more.It is powered by IceCloud which offers a solid Architecture to store all important Information in a centralized location and therefore allows to add multiple Icepads to your Inventory Management System.
Participating students: Fabian Petter, Alejandro Rueda, Sebastian Schmidt, Dominique D'Argendt, Zlatina Cheva, Nigar Kurbanova, Mahmut Kafkas, Jan Knobloch Customers: Till Schadde - Equinux |
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