The CO2PENHAGEN website mentions the mobile applications that are going to be used at the CO2PENHAGEN festival, including games to showcase new technologies, to create environmental awareness, and to encourage interaction and experience sharing at the festival.
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!
Researchers and Ph.D. students at DTU Informatics have received a grant “Taumoses Legat” to support the purchase of equipment to be used in mobile informatics lab (milab). This grant will support our projects in developing prototypes within the area of intelligent mobile phones. More information (in danish) is available here.
A research paper on MuZeeker presented at The First International Workshop on Mobile Multimedia Processing, in Tampa, Florida.
In the DTU Magazine DYNAMO November 2008 issue no. 15 the theme is Life Sciences. The magazine has an article (in danish) about a mobile application enabling efficient remote treatment of ulcer patients.
As a result of the mobile application the number of amputations dropped by almost a quarter, treatment is better and faster, and the local authorities are saving money. The initial mobile application prototype was developed by a student at DTU Informatics during a course in mobile application development.
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.
Future Mobile Experiences: next generation mobile interaction and contextualization is a full-day workshop at NordiCHI 2008, Lund, Sweden. I am co-organizing the workshop with University of Aarhus and Lancaster University.
“Thanks to remote treatment via cell phones, the number of amputations in ulcer patients has dropped by almost a quarter at South Jutland Hospital. Meanwhile, the local authorities are saving money, and treatment is faster”
DTU Avisen no.7 2008 has an article (Section 1, p.14 and Section 2, p.2) about this amazing mobile application, which was done by Mads Vium Asbjørn. He was a student at DTU and implemented the application for the company Dansk Telemedicin while carrying out projects on mobile application development in my course at DTU Informatics. Mads did his master’s thesis project on Secure integration of mobile phones and payment cards with focus on VoIP in milab.
Rafe Blandford and Ewan Spence from All About Symbian have made a review of the ‘Top Widgets For Your Consideration’. Our MuZeeker widget is among the ones that they mention:
“Short of having a great big splash graphic that says “Don’t Panic”, MuZeeker is the closest you’ll get to the Hitch-Hikers Guide To Music. A search engine for music, which presents its information in a collapsed tree of information to be expanded out and then passed links to find out more, typically via Wikipedia and YouTube.”
The danish science portal videnskab.dk has two articles (in danish) about our research activities at the Roskilde Festival together with Lancaster University and Forum Nokia:
At the S60 Summit in Barcelona we presented the MuZeeker Widget (for the S60 platform). All About Symbian have an article and a Podcast about ‘The wonderful (widgetised) world of Web Run-Time (WRT)’ that both mention our MuZeeker Widget. More information about the Muzeeker Search Engine and Widget is available here.
The danish science portal videnskab.dk is running a couple of articles (in danish) about our activities in Mobile Informatics Lab (milab):
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