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Data Driven - Android based displays on data acquisition and system status
For years, both hardware and software engineers have struggled with the acquisition of device information in a flexible and fast perspective, numerous devices cannot have their status quickly tested due to time limitation associated with the travelling to a computer terminal. For instance, in order...
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author | Canilho, Paulo |
author_facet | Canilho, Paulo |
author_sort | Canilho, Paulo |
collection | CERN |
description | For years, both hardware and software engineers have struggled with the acquisition of device information in a flexible and fast perspective, numerous devices cannot have their status quickly tested due to time limitation associated with the travelling to a computer terminal. For instance, in order to test a scintillator status, one has to inject beam into the device and quickly return to a terminal to see the results, this is not only time demanding but extremely inconvenient for the person responsible, it consumes time that would be used in more pressing matters. In this train of thoughts, the proposal of creating an interface to bring a stable, flexible, user friendly and data driven solution to this problem was created. Being the most common operative system for mobile display, the Android API proved to have the best efficient in financing, since it is based on an open source software, and in implementation difficulty since it’s backend development resides in JAVA calls and XML for visual representation. |
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institution | Organización Europea para la Investigación Nuclear |
language | eng |
publishDate | 2014 |
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spelling | cern-17538262019-09-30T06:29:59Zhttp://cds.cern.ch/record/1753826engCanilho, PauloData Driven - Android based displays on data acquisition and system statusComputing and ComputersEngineeringFor years, both hardware and software engineers have struggled with the acquisition of device information in a flexible and fast perspective, numerous devices cannot have their status quickly tested due to time limitation associated with the travelling to a computer terminal. For instance, in order to test a scintillator status, one has to inject beam into the device and quickly return to a terminal to see the results, this is not only time demanding but extremely inconvenient for the person responsible, it consumes time that would be used in more pressing matters. In this train of thoughts, the proposal of creating an interface to bring a stable, flexible, user friendly and data driven solution to this problem was created. Being the most common operative system for mobile display, the Android API proved to have the best efficient in financing, since it is based on an open source software, and in implementation difficulty since it’s backend development resides in JAVA calls and XML for visual representation.CERN-STUDENTS-Note-2014-179oai:cds.cern.ch:17538262014-09-02 |
spellingShingle | Computing and Computers Engineering Canilho, Paulo Data Driven - Android based displays on data acquisition and system status |
title | Data Driven - Android based displays on data acquisition and system status |
title_full | Data Driven - Android based displays on data acquisition and system status |
title_fullStr | Data Driven - Android based displays on data acquisition and system status |
title_full_unstemmed | Data Driven - Android based displays on data acquisition and system status |
title_short | Data Driven - Android based displays on data acquisition and system status |
title_sort | data driven - android based displays on data acquisition and system status |
topic | Computing and Computers Engineering |
url | http://cds.cern.ch/record/1753826 |
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