1. STORE ITEM FINDER FOR ANDROID Brian McClure Aarron Hulswitt Kevrin Blood Dr. Ledgard – Faculty Advisor

2. Project Background Android Platform Extreme growth High demand Open Development Excellent Tools Android SDK Eclipse IDE Virtual Devices

3. Project Background Purpose Desire Functionality QR Code Scanner Shopping List Interactive Floor Plan

4. User Interface Stresses Usability Intuitive Tabbed Layout Simplicity Android Standards XML Layout Files Option Menu Context Menu Tab Design

5. User Interface

6. Floor Plan TabShopping List Tab

7. User Interface Floor Plan TabShopping List Tab

8. QR Code Scanner Zebra Crossing (ZXing) Library Open Source Seamless Integration QR Codes Contain Unique ID Fast and Easy Flexible

9. Database SQLite Local Database Android Standard Easy to access Flexible Fast Four Database Tables Floor Plans (Static) Floor Plan History Inventory (Static) Shopping List QR Code ID is Primary Key

10. Interactive Floor Plan Android Standard 2D Graphics Built in functionality to display floor plans Canvas functionality Draw custom markers easily Coordinate System Each item has coordinates in database Clickable Markers Displays item name Displays item aisle location

11. Interactive Floor Plan Search Functionality Android Standard Search Dialog Tied to device search button Ability to search and plot single item Shopping List Integration Plots all items in the users shopping list

12. Application Flow

13. Testing Usability Testing Android Virtual Devices Verizon Droid Eris Google Nexus One User Surveys 30 Users on Various Android Devices

14. Testing Results - Overall Feedback Phase OnePhase Two

15. Future Possibilities Move to Production Consider hosted online database Gain interest of stores Publish to Android Market Built-in mobile advertisements (Ad Mob)

16. Questions