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Augmented reality is coming on fast. While it has by no means replaced virtual reality, it is beginning to become recognized as the version of mixed reality that might have the most widespread potential to impact our day-to-day lives. And as this understanding has set in, it’s come with talk of AR applications in all sorts of fields: from shopping to navigation to assisting people with autism. AR can do just about anything, in other words, and as soon as more (and better) wearables become available, the technology will largely migrate from phones to glasses, and in doing so come closer to reaching the full potential just characterized here.
Augmented reality is coming on fast. While it has by no means replaced virtual reality, it is beginning to become recognized as the version of mixed reality that might have the most widespread potential to impact our day-to-day lives. And as this understanding has set in, it’s come with talk of AR applications in all sorts of fields: from shopping to navigation to assisting people with autism. AR can do just about anything, in other words, and as soon as more (and better) wearables become available, the technology will largely migrate from phones to glasses, and in doing so come closer to reaching the full potential just characterized here.
On April 27th, 2019, two teams from The SilverLogic (TSL) joined 26 other teams to compete in the annual eMerge Americas hackathon. The assignment was to create a technology innovation bridge between cities to bring the world and Miami together. “ TSL’s SilverEagle team created an app they called “On The Move.” The app allowed users to plan custom activities in a particular location within a given time window. The app was a functional, native Android app that could display activities near the user that could be completed in the time the user had allotted as free time. SilverEagle’s “On the Move” app claimed the first place prize of $10,000 while TSL’s SilverFox team finished close behind as a top 5 finalist.
TSL’s CEO and founder David Hartmann reflected: “I’m so proud that our two teams finished in the top five. Designing and developing an idea into a working product within 24 hours is quite hard, so this hackathon was even more challenging by giving us only 12 hours.”
How “On the Move” works: Users set the time they can allocate for activities and select the types of places they would like to visit. Once this data is entered the app geolocates the user and automatically creates a schedule. Activities and places can be changed or added, and the app calculates the amount of time the user has allocated and travel time to amend the schedule. This app would appeal to anyone that is in a new city, perhaps on a layover, who might want to use their available hours to explore instead of waiting in their hotel for a flight.
About The SilverLogic (tsl.io): TSL is a custom software development company and solution architect based in Boca Raton, Florida. Our team leverages cutting-edge technologies and tools, such as iOS and Android apps, AR, blockchain, and IoT, to develop custom solutions that save businesses time and money and turn costly business problems or bottlenecks into streamlined profitable solutions.
Winning multiple coding competitions and awards, our highly skilled development teams design solutions that satisfy requirements and budgets while simplifying collaboration to maximize results. Leveraging the powerful transparency of agile and scrum, our teams deliver high-quality solutions with lightning speed, feature by feature, exactly what our clients need.
On April 27th, 2019, two teams from The SilverLogic (TSL) joined 26 other teams to compete in the annual eMerge Americas hackathon. The assignment was to create a technology innovation bridge between cities to bring the world and Miami together. “ TSL’s SilverEagle team created an app they called “On The Move.” The app allowed users to plan custom activities in a particular location within a given time window. The app was a functional, native Android app that could display activities near the user that could be completed in the time the user had allotted as free time. SilverEagle’s “On the Move” app claimed the first place prize of $10,000 while TSL’s SilverFox team finished close behind as a top 5 finalist.
TSL’s CEO and founder David Hartmann reflected: “I’m so proud that our two teams finished in the top five. Designing and developing an idea into a working product within 24 hours is quite hard, so this hackathon was even more challenging by giving us only 12 hours.”
How “On the Move” works: Users set the time they can allocate for activities and select the types of places they would like to visit. Once this data is entered the app geolocates the user and automatically creates a schedule. Activities and places can be changed or added, and the app calculates the amount of time the user has allocated and travel time to amend the schedule. This app would appeal to anyone that is in a new city, perhaps on a layover, who might want to use their available hours to explore instead of waiting in their hotel for a flight.
About The SilverLogic (tsl.io): TSL is a custom software development company and solution architect based in Boca Raton, Florida. Our team leverages cutting-edge technologies and tools, such as iOS and Android apps, AR, blockchain, and IoT, to develop custom solutions that save businesses time and money and turn costly business problems or bottlenecks into streamlined profitable solutions.
Winning multiple coding competitions and awards, our highly skilled development teams design solutions that satisfy requirements and budgets while simplifying collaboration to maximize results. Leveraging the powerful transparency of agile and scrum, our teams deliver high-quality solutions with lightning speed, feature by feature, exactly what our clients need.
As businesses develop, all sorts of investment opportunities become available, to grow even further. And, in the current day and age, there is no more effective investment than a tech investment.
As businesses develop, all sorts of investment opportunities become available, to grow even further. And, in the current day and age, there is no more effective investment than a tech investment.
Do you believe you have the next multi-million dollar app idea and are gearing up to attend a pitch event like the ‘Meet the Angels’ Event’ hosted by FAU Tech Runway in Boca Raton, Florida to pitch your app idea to potential investors? But how can you make sure that your app really is the next Facebook instead of the next I Am Rich app?
Do you believe you have the next multi-million dollar app idea and are gearing up to attend a pitch event like the ‘Meet the Angels’ Event’ hosted by FAU Tech Runway in Boca Raton, Florida to pitch your app idea to potential investors? But how can you make sure that your app really is the next Facebook instead of the next I Am Rich app?
Why Business Apps Development Succeed or Fail & How to Avoid Costly Mistakes
Why Business Apps Development Succeed or Fail & How to Avoid Costly Mistakes
Do you have the next multi-million-dollar app idea? Perhaps you're gearing up to present it at an upcoming event like 'Meet the Angels,' hosted by FAU Tech Runway in Boca Raton, Florida, in hopes of securing investment. But how can you ensure that your app doesn't become another I Am Rich and instead becomes the next Facebook? Let's explore key factors to determine the viability of your mobile app business opportunity.
Do you have the next multi-million-dollar app idea? Perhaps you're gearing up to present it at an upcoming event like 'Meet the Angels,' hosted by FAU Tech Runway in Boca Raton, Florida, in hopes of securing investment. But how can you ensure that your app doesn't become another I Am Rich and instead becomes the next Facebook? Let's explore key factors to determine the viability of your mobile app business opportunity.
Startup Grind Palm Beach | Fireside Chat w/ Peter Pezaris CEO of CodeStream
Startup Grind Palm Beach | Fireside Chat w/ Peter Pezaris CEO of CodeStream
Digital Transformation: Embracing the Digital Future ITPalooza 2018
Panelists: David Coddington, Chris Fleck, Gary Press SFBW, Joseph Princz, Michael Auer
Digital Transformation: Embracing the Digital Future ITPalooza 2018
Panelists: David Coddington, Chris Fleck, Gary Press SFBW, Joseph Princz, Michael Auer
Caffeine, coding, and sleep deprivation is not everyone's ideal Saturday night. However, hackathoners have grown accustomed to this trifecta in varying degrees when competing in the weekend-long competition. Below are some tips we have collected after years of participating in (and winning) hackathons:
Caffeine, coding, and sleep deprivation is not everyone's ideal Saturday night. However, hackathoners have grown accustomed to this trifecta in varying degrees when competing in the weekend-long competition. Below are some tips we have collected after years of participating in (and winning) hackathons:
Teams from The SilverLogic had an incredible showing at eMerge Americas in Miami Beach in 2018, taking home second-place prizes in both the eMerge Visa Challenge and the overall hackathon.
Teams from The SilverLogic had an incredible showing at eMerge Americas in Miami Beach in 2018, taking home second-place prizes in both the eMerge Visa Challenge and the overall hackathon.
Teams from The SilverLogic had an incredible showing this week at eMerge Americas 2018 in Miami Beach, taking home second-place prizes in both the eMerge Visa Challenge and the overall hackathon.
Teams from The SilverLogic had an incredible showing this week at eMerge Americas 2018 in Miami Beach, taking home second-place prizes in both the eMerge Visa Challenge and the overall hackathon.
We’ve talked a lot on our blog about making ideas happen with augmented reality and the internet of things, but we haven’t spent much time yet on the ideas we’ve actually turned into a reality here at The SilverLogic (TSL). This week, we’ll be featuring two of our in-house augmented reality favorites, OmniPark and Cryptoquest.
We’ve talked a lot on our blog about making ideas happen with augmented reality and the internet of things, but we haven’t spent much time yet on the ideas we’ve actually turned into a reality here at The SilverLogic (TSL). This week, we’ll be featuring two of our in-house augmented reality favorites, OmniPark and Cryptoquest.