We are racing to the finish line. Mentors are playing a great role this semester. The small grop meetings really make a difference and get the groups going. They also help with the technology stack that the students need.
We had these ten presentations on Friday:
1) Theo Browne, Greg Bartell - inSquare
http://rcos.rpi.edu/projects/
2) Shinya Hirata, Amartya Chakraborty, Aaron Cheng, Sensen Chen
-rClubs - http://rcos.rpi.edu/projects/
Lalicki)
3) Mike Dewey , Mitch Mellone - Bluedash -
http://rcos.rpi.edu/projects/
4) David Wang, Tommy Fang, Aman Zargarpur, Austin Gulati - Pokemon RPI
http://rcos.rpi.edu/projects/
blog update
5) Robert Rouhani, Shanye Jiang -SharpNav -
http://rcos.rpi.edu/projects/
6) Derek Meer - OpenWSN - http://rcos.rpi.edu/projects/
(mentor eric Oswald)
7) David Chen, David Ivey, Joseph Shvedsky - Share-It:
http://rcos.rpi.edu/projects/
8) Sida Chen, Liyu Pan, Yitong Wu, Yuan Feng - Multi-Link -
http://rcos.rpi.edu/projects/
9) Ruben Madera, Cameron Root - Pentadactyl -
http://rcos.rpi.edu/projects/
Some highlights:
inSquare has been downloaded a few hundred times - different clock faces (UI Design) for pebble watch. Programming is harder wth limited memory. Pebble has only two colors.
rClb showed a demo - They have done what they could. They showed fast/approximate search (search with spelling mistakes)
Blue Dash showed a demo. They have progressed well. This is for the formula SASE car. They created a custom dashboard with ardunio nano and blue tooth. It may have more general applications.
Pokeman RPI showed a demo. They have created all the basic block, They want to custom create the scenes with RPI background.
SharpNav has a number of contributors and users. So this project (finding paths) has matured .
ShareIt allows one to share the contacts, They use Ruby on Rails on the bakend and have Android and ios on the front end. Their slides are here http://slides.com/robertrouhani/sharpnav-8#/
OpenWSN group has designed a hardware chip and firmware for wireless sensor network. This project is working with UCB project on internet of things. Their slides are here http://slides.com/derekmeer/openwsn2015#/
Multi link allows one to get the status o various devies in one console. They started with peer to peer - settled on Client Server. They stil have some ways to go.
Pendactyl is a firefox plug in to have editor command to interact with a browser. They have done a good job of bringing this project to fruition. This group thanked their mentors.
Because we had a large number of presentation, we did not get as many questions as normaly we would. There were sufficient probing questions that heped the presenter as well as me.
I am happy with the way that the semester has progressed and ending!
We had these ten presentations on Friday:
1) Theo Browne, Greg Bartell - inSquare
http://rcos.rpi.edu/projects/
2) Shinya Hirata, Amartya Chakraborty, Aaron Cheng, Sensen Chen
-rClubs - http://rcos.rpi.edu/projects/
Lalicki)
3) Mike Dewey , Mitch Mellone - Bluedash -
http://rcos.rpi.edu/projects/
4) David Wang, Tommy Fang, Aman Zargarpur, Austin Gulati - Pokemon RPI
http://rcos.rpi.edu/projects/
blog update
5) Robert Rouhani, Shanye Jiang -SharpNav -
http://rcos.rpi.edu/projects/
6) Derek Meer - OpenWSN - http://rcos.rpi.edu/projects/
(mentor eric Oswald)
7) David Chen, David Ivey, Joseph Shvedsky - Share-It:
http://rcos.rpi.edu/projects/
8) Sida Chen, Liyu Pan, Yitong Wu, Yuan Feng - Multi-Link -
http://rcos.rpi.edu/projects/
9) Ruben Madera, Cameron Root - Pentadactyl -
http://rcos.rpi.edu/projects/
Some highlights:
inSquare has been downloaded a few hundred times - different clock faces (UI Design) for pebble watch. Programming is harder wth limited memory. Pebble has only two colors.
rClb showed a demo - They have done what they could. They showed fast/approximate search (search with spelling mistakes)
Blue Dash showed a demo. They have progressed well. This is for the formula SASE car. They created a custom dashboard with ardunio nano and blue tooth. It may have more general applications.
Pokeman RPI showed a demo. They have created all the basic block, They want to custom create the scenes with RPI background.
SharpNav has a number of contributors and users. So this project (finding paths) has matured .
ShareIt allows one to share the contacts, They use Ruby on Rails on the bakend and have Android and ios on the front end. Their slides are here http://slides.com/robertrouhani/sharpnav-8#/
OpenWSN group has designed a hardware chip and firmware for wireless sensor network. This project is working with UCB project on internet of things. Their slides are here http://slides.com/derekmeer/openwsn2015#/
Multi link allows one to get the status o various devies in one console. They started with peer to peer - settled on Client Server. They stil have some ways to go.
Pendactyl is a firefox plug in to have editor command to interact with a browser. They have done a good job of bringing this project to fruition. This group thanked their mentors.
Because we had a large number of presentation, we did not get as many questions as normaly we would. There were sufficient probing questions that heped the presenter as well as me.
I am happy with the way that the semester has progressed and ending!
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