We confirmed the AMOS 2016 project line-up. Please find the available projects below (short description, more on StudOn over the next few weeks). Everyone, please spread the word to make sure that we can fill all teams!
Students will develop a cross-platform mobile app to manage hearing aids (Hörgeräte) via a new Bluetooth Low Energy communication protocol. The partner will provide the necessary hardware.
Students will develop a library for a small mobile robot and a mobile cross-platform app/dashboard for steering and controlling the robot. The partner will provide the necessary hardware.
Students will develop a Wireshark plugin to analyze and monitor the DoIP protocol for TCP/IP-based in-car communication. The partner will provide the necessary hardware.
Students will develop a web service for managing and maintaining project name shorthands (“Projektkürzel”). The application will be JEE-based and will have to fullfill (some) corporate identity and operations requirements.
Students will develop a simple object detection and inter-car communication scenario, in which one car warns another car about obstacles hidden from its view. The work will be based on Continental’s software agent library.
At IT-Gipfel 2015 Siemens presented a flexible conveyance system to the German government. Students will receive a large data dump and first visualize and then analyze the transportation data for more efficient control and revenue maximization.
Students will develop a system that explores Apple’s iBeacon technology for supporting sales associates and customers in retail stores. If a customer enters a store, they receive special offers and targeted information. Sales associates are alerted as to the customer who entered the store.
Core technologies
iOS, Swift, iBeacon
Project language
English or German
Special note
The industry partner is willing to supply Apple gear. This software will not be open source and students will have to transfer the rights to their work to the industry partner. Please take this into consideration before signing up / voting for this project.
Students will develop a service and a cross-platform app for conference participants. The app and service is to support managing a conference program, voting for events and providing feedback, as well as additional functionality.
Students will develop a service that compiles data about companies from various sources (social media, open data, proprietary data) and analyses it using (IBM) Watson’s cognitive services to create a credit profile of the company in question.
