Recently, you may have been hearing words like IoT, narrowband, Sigfox, IQRF, or LoRaWAN. What does all that mean? Well, it means that the time for devices that are usually quite small, connected to the internet, and can work on their own without the need of any interference of a third party, has come. (They’ve been here for a few years now...) These properties are summarized by an acronym LPWAN (low-power wide-area network).
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Infotainment: Smart car’s brain
2018-09-24The user enters her smart car. Her favorite playlist starts playing, a message is sent to her family, a notification of low fuel pops up with a suggested gas station that has the lowest prices and is along the way. This isn’t Sci-Fi, this is an everyday reality. What technologies make this possible and why is infotainment the most important part?
AI Training: Using Tensorflow and Convolutional Neural Networks in an App
2018-08-15Artificial intelligence has almost unlimited potential and it’s being used more every day. That’s why it’s important to get to know it. We’ll show you how to train AI using a convolutional neural network so it can recognize an eMan duck in a mobile app. Let’s get down to business!
Let’s Develop a Mobile App in Flutter (3/3)
2018-07-17We already know how to create dialogues and use Dart. In the last article of this series, we will finally get to the creation of a more complex app. We’ll also discuss how to tackle the support of a platform dependent app. Let’s do this!
Self-service is the future of customer care
2018-06-13“To repeat the selection, press star.” Automated voices and being on hold tend to irritate most of us. For quite a long time, self-service apps were considered a nice plus but nowadays they are becoming the foundation of outstanding customer care. Why is that and what can be done about it?
Localization with to-the-room accuracy fast and easy (4/4)
2018-06-07The last article of this series will present the fingerprinting method. It does not use actual fingerprints but rather prints of wireless networks around a building. This will allow us to determine a location with a to-the-room accuracy in the building. Let’s see how it’s done!
Let’s Develop a Mobile App in Flutter (2/3)
2018-05-25Language Dart you need to know if you want a Flutter flow. That’s why we’ll have a look at how to write and design in Flutter. We’ll answer the basic question: Why does it work cross-platform? And we’ll also call a native service for the given platform.
How to develop apps for a smart TV while trying not to cry (3/3)
2018-05-23What puzzles are to be solved when designing the architecture of a TV app? What stack is good to use? In the last article of this series we’ll present approaches, tools, and frameworks for smart TV app development. We’ll also share 7 first hand tips that may come in handy.
How to develop apps for a smart TV while trying not to cry (2/3)
2018-05-17The difference between a mobile app and an app for a smart TV is huge. This article will present the life of a smart TV user. We’ll focus on their comfort while navigating through the app. Find out how to define the navigation around the app and what features cannot be missed.
Localization with a to-the-room accuracy fast and easy (3/4)
2018-05-11This and the next article will present localization in buildings using wireless networks. Let’s start with multilateration that is used by the army, for example. How does it work, how can we use it and what should we look out for?
