GPS research project topic
Schmidt András
asch at freemail.hu
Sat Apr 26 11:08:14 CEST 2008
Hi,
I am developing a map viewer application called Yama. It is planned to
work on the Neo. You can see it working on http://yamamap.org/ with a
piece of map from http://openstreetmap.org/.
It is written in Java so it is very easy to prototype on PC. If you
write software that requires showing locations on a map we could work
together. If you specify how you could use a map viewer we culd create
an interface so you can use it as a plugin or you can plug into it.
Geert Schuring is working on location sharing through
network:http://projects.openmoko.org/projects/visualgps/
http://www.assembla.com/wiki/show/gpslocationsharing
I (as Yama's developer) am willing to cooperate with their project.
You could check these projects and think about how you could use them.
Best Regards
Schmidt András
simarillion wrote:
> Hi community,
>
> I'm studying electrical engineering at Karlsruhe University in Germany and I
> nearly finished.
> Now I have to do a student research project and because I'm a big fan of the
> openmoko/freerunner project I want to combine this. I've got an offer from an
> Institude to do something like that. I must give them a topic that must
> contain research and the GPS. Now is the question, what research with the
> freerunner and it's GPS device can I do that would help the openmoko
> community and seems to be something that institute would support. It should
> not be "only" writing a gui or something like that.
> I have got to improve, develop, add or optimize something. This project should
> last between 3 and 6 months. I'am also trying hard to be allowed to give my
> research solution back to the community, as kind of code or information.
>
> I'm looking forward to free my phone
> and support the project
>
> All the best,
> Michael
>
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