System for assessing the presence of passengers in vehicles
The system for assessing the presence of passengers in vehicles relies on simple algorithm that in a certain way compares acceleration intensities (measured by android sensors, through sampling) of the vehicle and the passengers. The average acceleration intensity of the vehicle during certain amount of time is used to determine if passenger is still in the vehicle or if he has left the vehicle. The system represents proof of concept (POC). Idea is that the user interaction, with the payment system of any transit system, goes automatically. To detect in which vehicle the passenger entered (bus or tram number, line number) and on which station user exited, to properly charge the fee for that ride (number of stations). Developed with the use of: HTML, JS, PHP, Java, Android (sensors), MySQL Picture 3: Simple android app (POC). a) Vehicle in a stand still, b) Vehicle in motion, c) Passenger still in vehicle, d) Passenger out of the vehicle, e) Ticket paid
O Mnie
Independent software developer (M.Sc. Software Engineer), currently mainly focused on web development and development of mobile apps and games. Hardworking, dedicated, flexible with working hours. Experience with: Java, Android, Unity, PHP, JS, HTML, CSS, Ajax, MySql/MS SQL, NodeJS, MS .NET framework (ASP, WinForms), SOAP/WSDL, C#, C, C++, LibGDX, Python, UML Design Patterns, Wordpress, Bash scripting, Linux administration, Pentesting, Expert Systems, Multiprocessor systems (OpenMP/MPI/CUDA, Snoopy/Directory/Hierarchical protocols, Interconnected networks), Computer Graphics, Concurrent and distributed programming (synchronization, semaphores/regions/monitors, RMI), Software Testing (white/black box), Computer Networks (CISCO, design and implementation), Data protection (cryptography/security protocols). Motivated to learn as much as I can, through independent projects or in cooperation with other developers
