What is FLIP and why do I want it so badly? The average adult travels 32 miles in a day 1 Adolescent: 8 (4.6 to school and back) 2 College Student: (1.

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What is FLIP and why do I want it so badly? The average adult travels 32 miles in a day 1 Adolescent: 8 (4.6 to school and back) 2 College Student: (1 mile?) no data found Yet our “mobile devices” spend very little time actually moving. All focused around key communities

Purpose : Community Flip effortlessly connects individuals to their communities not only without infrastructure. Proximity - Geocentric Scale Volume Security Research Question: “How can we create a wireless networking system that allows users to connect to each other within a geographical area without central infrastructure.”

Overarching goals Develop a product that is user friendly. Facilitate connections between mobile devices. Accelerate global communications development.

Methodology – Product Development Customer Needs Product Specification Alternative Concepts Most Suitable Concept SubsystemsPrototype Building for Production Distribution Tracking the Product

Product Specifications

Considering alternative concepts Dongle Bluetooth Ad-hoc networks and IEEE Push!Music

Prototyping Create simulations for different parts of application Ad-hoc connections File sharing Use simulations to create larger program Testing/Tracking Internal testing Student testing - wide released application with bug reports/phone home functionality Modifying Analyze data and change program accordingly Source code --> open

Unchained from the web, Ideas flow like spring breeze, Flip, I need you now.

How is it different from existing programs?

What we’ve done so far FLOP