Touch-Enabled Programming for the Lab of Things
Lab of Things (LoT) is a platform for interconnecting devices and sensors. LoT allows deployment of such technology in homes and other places where people live and work. While LoT offers an easy solution for data collection and processing, developing applications for deployment on LoT requires tool chain based on Visual Studio. In this talk, Zheng will introduce a generic application for LoT that allows developers to create personalized scripts using TouchDevelop, enabling quick development of LoT apps on any touch-enabled platform. Using the new LoT library on TouchDevelop, a simple LoT application can be created in only a few lines of code.
Speaker Details
Zheng Dong is a Ph.D. candidate in School of Informatics and Computing at Indiana University. His research interests include privacy, incentive-centered design for information security, and data mining. Starting 2011, Zheng has been the lab manager of the ETHOS project. Zheng is a lead developer of the Net Trust system, participated in building several other research prototypes, and manages the technologies and facilities of the intelligent ETHOS house.
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- Microsoft Research Talks
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- Speakers:
- Zheng Dong
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- Indaina University
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