DTU News has created a short video on the GRØN DYST (eng: Green Challenge) prize winning project by DTU Informatics students Peter Gammelgaard Poulsen, Johan van Beusekom, and Lars Libak Pedersen.
The project involved development of an iPhone application to support commuters thereby helping to reduce emissions. The application allow people to coordinate via social networks including Facebook and Twitter.
The DTU Informatics students Peter Gammelgaard Poulsen, Johan van Beusekom, and Lars Libak Pedersen won prizes for their three week project done as part of the GRØN DYST (Green Challenge) and Roskilde Festival competitions. In the bachelor category Peter, Johan, and Lars won a 3rd prize. In addition Peter, Johan, and Lars won a prize in the Roskilde Festival category. The project involved development of an iPhone application to support commuters thereby helping to reduce emissions. The application allow people to coordinate via social networks including Facebook and Twitter.
Søren Øxenhave and Niels Kloster Andreasen presented their 1st prize winning master’s thesis project Activity-based Interaction Models for Next Generation Mobile Devices at The Danish Society of Engineers (IDA). The project has been carried out in milab under my supervision.
There is also short article (in danish) in the news section on the DTU Informatics website about the event and the master’s thesis project. Congratulations to Søren and Niels!
At the TechFest 2008 at Microsoft Developer Center Copenhagen, my colleague Michael Kai Petersen and I won an award in the category “Best University Project” with the MuZeeker mobile application.
