Copyright issues: All materials used in the app, including drawings, images, sounds, and computer code, must be original.The App may not be submitted simultaneously to another contest. Apps that have been previously published or posted on Google Play or Apple Store (or any similar app distribution sites) are ineligible. Originality: The App must be newly created by the developer.All necessary servers or sensors must also be available, as developers will be expected to demonstrate the entire App system if selected as a finalist. Platforms: Submitted Apps must be implemented on at least one of Android or iOS mobile devices, including phones, tablets, and/or watches, which are suitable for demonstration.The App must function as depicted in the video. Functionality: The App must be ready to install and operate on the platform for which it is intended.All submission materials must be in English.The following requirements must be followed in the development of all Apps: All finalists must attend VNC '16 and provide a 15-minute demonstration of the App to be considered for the final awards. Finalists will be announced on November 10, 2016.Footage must include a comprehensive demonstration clearly outlining the features and functionality of the App.Others: For other platforms, please upload the executable binary or source codes in a single compressed file.iOS Apps: You must upload a test build.Supplementary materials (Please pack the code and video into a ZIP file and upload the ZIP file as supplementary materials through the VNC online submission system.). The paper must also provide the name and contact information of the author(s). The paper must provide the name of the App and detailed description (i.e., the goal, features, functionality, applied techniques, and/or future enhancement), innovation and/or uniqueness in the market, as well as a list of similar or related apps in the market when applicable. The proposal must be in PDF format, no longer than two pages in IEEE conference paper format (see the submission guidelines page on the VNC 2016 website).To be considered as a finalist, developers must submit the following materials by October 30, 2016:.To complete registration, developers must provide a list of team members and a brief description of the App. Register for the contest by Septemthrough the VNC online submission system (EDAS).Submission RequirementsĪll participants in the VNC App Contest must adhere to the following: Upon entering a Submission on the Site on behalf of a team or organization, you are deemed the Representative, authorized to act on behalf of your team or organization. The Representative must meet the eligibility requirements outlined above. Individual members of teams or organizations may join more than one team and are eligible to enter on an individual basis as well.Īny team or organization entering the App Contest must appoint one individual (the “Representative”) to enter a submission and to act on their behalf.Teams of eligible individuals entering on behalf of organizations (including corporations, not-for-profit corporations, and other nonprofit organizations, corporations or organizations not potentially affiliated with our sponsors, limited liability companies, partnerships, and other legal entities) that have been organized or incorporated at the time of entry.Individuals who have reached the age of majority in their jurisdiction of residence at the time of entry.The VNC App Contest is open to the following: The Prize First prize: USD 4,000 Second prize: USD 2,000 Third prize: USD 1,000 Eligibility Topics of interest include (but are not limited to): Hsin-Mu (Michael) Tsai, National Taiwan University, Taiwan Topics of Interest Mate Boban, Huawei European Research Center, Germany Onur Altintas, Toyota InfoTechnology Center, USA Applications may be developed for, but are not limited to, Android, iOS, Windows Phone, etc. The contest aims at novel mobile applications associated with autonomous vehicles, transport vehicles, passenger cars, and even two-wheeled vehicles. IEEE VNC 2016 is seeking to encourage innovation in vehicular networking and communication systems by organizing its first ever mobile app contest, to be run in conjunction with the main conference. The challenge of interacting with automated (and connected) vehicles is also creating opportunities for the further development of mobile and wearable technologies. Mobile and wearable technologies are undergoing massive growth and the Internet-of-Things (IoT) is expected to drive network traffic to unprecedented levels. Kouyoumdjieva (KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden), Gunnar Karlsson (KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden) Call for Apps
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