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Mobile application and voice based service for NREGS
related information dissemination: Developed
ODK based mobile
application for NREGS and family data collection. Further
developed a voice based service for FAQ, information
dissemination and status query for NREGS (Mobile Application
Lead Developers - Abhishek Gupta, Jatin Thapar, UG, Class of
2014; Voice Based Service Lead Developer - Siddhartha
Asthana, PhD Student). In collaboration with
Dr. Vivek Srinivasan at Stanford (ongoing
development and improvement)
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WiFiShare: uses wireless hotspot technology
to enable adhoc file transfer between two or more android
phones. More details are available
here.
Application is available for download on
Google Play store with already more than 5000
installations with average rating of 4.5/5. (Lead Developer
- Kuldeep Yadav, PhD student)
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Billing Module (OpenMRS): Developed billing
module as front end for openMRS based medical record system
being developed by NGO Raxa
for deployment in Chhatisgarh (Lead Developer - Abhishek
Gupta, Jatin Thapar, UG, Class of 2014)
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mbackup:
Cross platform (available for
Symbian and Android) mobile application to transfer phone
contacts and SMS from one phone to another as well as to
take backup of this data on Dropbox. More information
available
here.
Available for download at Google App Store (Lead Developers
- Atul Gupta, UG, Class of 2012, Kunal Mehta, Lokesh Garg,
Shreyasi Agrawal, UG, Class of 2014)
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Medicines
for Disaster:
In collaboration with Dr. Ranjit Roy Chaudhury (Apollo
Hospitals), developed a mobile (works for both Android
phones as well as tablets) application giving necessary
medical information of critical importance during disasters
(Lead Developer - Atul Goyal, UG, Class of 2012
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Blood Bank Module
(OpenMRS):
Developed blood bank module for Health Information System
deployed in District Hospital in Shimla. The module is
running live and is used for registration of blood donors,
keeping account of available blood and release of donated
blood (Lead Developers - Apurv Mehra, Sanchit Sharma, UG,
Class of 2013, in collaboration with
HISP India)
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CVDMagic:
Developed a CVDMagic application for early detection of
Cardio-Vascular Disease based on previously proposed studies
using non-laboratory based tests. The application was
developed within the Sana Framework (developed by
Sana group
at MIT) and deployed in rural areas
of Punjab with Electronic Health Point (EHP) who are setting
up rural clinics in that state. The healthcare worker from
EHP collected data for about 190 people using the
application. (Lead Developer - Sangeeta, M.Tech.)
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Disha route planner:
Developed as an internship project and later on modified to
include extensive database from the industrial partner –
DIMTS, this application provides the user with route
information for going between any two places in Delhi using
public transport. The application is currently hosted and
maintained by our industrial partner – Delhi Integrated
Multi-modal Transportation Systems (DIMTS) at
http://61.16.238.196/Disha/index.php
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RightFare Auto Fare
Application: Developed as an internship
project, the application takes two locations in Delhi as
input over SMS and calculates the approximate auto fare
between the two given locations. The application also
returns the list of landmarks that will come on the way. The
service is supposed to help people knowing the shortest
possible route between any two locations and avoid being
overcharged. Our industrial collaborator, a startup called
Ideophone (The name by Ideophone is changed to Autofare
http://www.ideophone.in/products/sms/) has now further
extended the service with some additional features including
support for multiple cities. Details about our project are
available at
https://sites.google.com/site/rightfareiiitd
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Sana Mobile Healthcare for
Symbian Platform: Previously Sana platform
was available only for Android platform. Symbian is the most
popular platform in India. We have ported Sana to Symbian.
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SMS Feedback Utility:
Developed an application that collects feedback from users
via SMS. The application can collate feedback per survey and
create a report at the end of the survey about feedback.
Each feedback is a rating from 1 to 5. We are planning to
use the application to survey quality of lectures and talks.