Accepted papers
The paper The Hocman Prototype – Fast Motor Bikers and Ad Hoc Networking, written by Mattias Esbjörnsson, Oskar Juhlin and Mattias Östergren has been accepted to MUM 2002.
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Technical progress
The SoundPryer-prototype is now capable of streaming music to other SoundPryer-units in the proximity.
Doors of Perception
Liselott Brunnberg will participate at the Doors of Perception 7. She will present Backseat Gaming in the Open Doors Design Grand Prix.
Workshop with Statoil, Telenor & Norsk Tipping
Mobility will perform a joint workshop with Statoil, Telenor and Norsk Tipping on the 24th of October. The workshop include a demonstration of our prototypes along the roads of Stockholm.
Mobility in Forbes
A sample of ongoing projects in the Mobility studio are mentioned in a recent issue of Forbes. The article focus on wireless IT-services developed for cars.
Prototype demonstrations
Backseat Gaming, Hocman, Placememo and SoundPyer have all been demonstrated during a studio-evaluation.
Hocman testing
During this week the Hocman prototype has been succesfully tested. Six motorcyclists participated in the test.
Master thesis
Anders Liljedal received the highest grade on his master thesis: Design Implications for Context Aware Mobile Games. The thesis is available at the publications page.
SITI Conference
The mobility studio will present their work at the yearly SITI conference the 6th of February, 2003.
The MobileLife-research collaboration kicks-off
The MobileLife-collaboration between Mobility at II, Social Computing at SICS and FAL at the Viktoria Institute started with a two-day workshop in the Stockholm archipelago between the 11th and 12th … Continue Reading →