The Mesh Presenter is a mobile application that makes meeting presentations more collaborative. The system was developed by interaction design student Felipe Erias Morandeira in collaboration[…] Continue reading
Smart street lights and food with sensors – these are a few of the demos that IOTAP will showcase at the inauguration of Niagara on[…] Continue reading
In August, Joseph Bugeja joined IOTAP as PhD candidate in computer science. His main research interest is to identify and manage risks in ”smart environments” like smart homes and buildings. Continue reading
SEMINAR SEP 7 – The second article to be presented and discussed in the IOTAP seminar series is “Internet of Things in Industries: A Survey”. » View[…] Continue reading
More and more people use smart door locks to control access to their house or apartment. These door locks are often wirelessly connected to the[…] Continue reading
SEMINAR AUG 24 – The first article to be presented and discussed in the IOTAP seminar series is Human-Data Interaction: The Human Face of the Data-Driven[…] Continue reading
The website energinyheter.se writes about the recently completed Elis project: “Both housing companies as well as energy companies have an interest in mobile services that[…] Continue reading
Malmö University’s focus on society was one of the reasons why Brian Katumba applied for a PhD at IOTAP. Starting in May, Katumba will focus[…] Continue reading
For more than two decades, Prof. Nancy L Russo has been researching how computing technologies can improve organizational processes and practices. Her expertise is in[…] Continue reading
In May, Anuradha Reddy joined IOTAP as PhD candidate in interaction design. Her main research interests lie at the intersection of autonomous technologies, interaction design and practice-based design research. Continue reading
