UbiCollab (Ubiquitous Collaboration) is about supporting natural collaboration using mobile and ubiquitous computing technologies. UbiCollab provides a unique opportunity to you as a student to perform your master’s thesis in a vibrant and dynamic research and development environment. UbiCollab is a platform in constant development, and you can be part of it. UbiCollab code is provided [...]
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Social, Java, Android, XMPP! Diploma tasks are available
| 06/01/2012 | Posted by BabakF under Uncategorized |
Dear students, welcome back and happy new year! We have a number of exciting tasks available for you to start working on. If you are interested in social and mobile computing, and are not afraid of programming in Java for Android, please take a look at our projects.
IT 2901 Group 11 working on UbiCollab Space Manager
| 11/02/2011 | Posted by BabakF under Uncategorized |
We have the pleasure to have another group from course IT2901 taking their programming project with us. Group 11 will work on our Space Manager and will help us with creating an Android version of the module. We are also planning to add some community features into the tool.
Yet another student joining UbiCollab!
| 11/02/2011 | Posted by BabakF under Uncategorized |
We are proud to announce that we have a new student! Joakim has actually worked on UbiCollab-related issues for some time now. But now he has decided to do his master thesis on the topic of Collaboration Instance Manager. We welcome him! Alfredo is Joakim’s supervisor.
IT 2901 Group 2 working on UbiHome
| 09/02/2011 | Posted by BabakF under Uncategorized |
Group 2 from course IT 2901 in programming have started their work on a first version of UbiHome. The group is implementing a server that will give users the possibility to upload applications and follow applications developed or uploaded by other users. An Android client is also being developed.
Waqas and Yngvar have delivered!
| 03/09/2010 | Posted by BabakF under Uncategorized |
This summer both Yngvar and Waqas delivered their theses and are now free men. We congratulate both of them and wish them good luck with new challenges.
Their diploma thesis will be available soon.