Mobile
APplications
Lab
May 6, 2013
Globe and Mail: Phone app relieves parents' angst over proper fever medicine dose for young kids
The Globe and Mail recently featured the Snap'n'Dose mobile application, created by a group of students in Prof. Rose's ECE1778S Creative
Applications for Mobile Devices.
About the APL:
The Mobile Applications Lab (APL) focuses on novel algorithms, technologies, and systems that use the advanced sensing and visual+acoustic+tactile interaction mechanisms of modern smartphones/tablets. In other words, we explore ways to create disruptive mobile apps with a particular focus on sensing and information processing.
Our physical lab, in the Bahen Center for Information Technology (Room 4158), hosts a variety of dedicated stations for application exploration, simulation, and testing, including iOS and Android equipped development stations (more platforms to come soon). This facility is open to any and all UofT student/employee/faculty who are interested in mobile applications research (if you are interested to use our facility, please send an email to Prof. Aarabi at p (AT) arh (D0T) am).
If you are interested in creating and learning about mobile apps, please visit the ECE1778S course website or the ECE1780S course website.
Globe and Mail: Phone app relieves parents' angst over proper fever medicine dose for young kids
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About the APL:
The Mobile Applications Lab (APL) focuses on novel algorithms, technologies, and systems that use the advanced sensing and visual+acoustic+tactile interaction mechanisms of modern smartphones/tablets. In other words, we explore ways to create disruptive mobile apps with a particular focus on sensing and information processing.
Our physical lab, in the Bahen Center for Information Technology (Room 4158), hosts a variety of dedicated stations for application exploration, simulation, and testing, including iOS and Android equipped development stations (more platforms to come soon). This facility is open to any and all UofT student/employee/faculty who are interested in mobile applications research (if you are interested to use our facility, please send an email to Prof. Aarabi at p (AT) arh (D0T) am).
If you are interested in creating and learning about mobile apps, please visit the ECE1778S course website or the ECE1780S course website.
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