The OneVoice app aims to connect people of different nationalities at the Olympics through in-stadium chatrooms translated into local languages. Users can sign in with Facebook, see their location, and chat with others while suggesting meet-ups via a map of points of interest. Future plans include one-on-one chats, gamification through collecting international friends, and adding friends directly within the app.

1. neVoice
Connect-ring People
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2. Our Mission:
Connecting Unknown
Nationalities Together
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3. Olympism
The goal of Olympism is to place sport at
the service of the harmonious
development of humankind, with a view
to promoting a peaceful society
concerned with the preservation of human
dignity.
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4. What is OneVoice?
• Cross platform mobile app
• iOS,
• Android,
• BlackBerry WebWorks,
• HTML5
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5. User signs in with FaceBook
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6. App finds users olympic location
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7. User enters stadium-wide chatroom
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8. App translates into locale based
language from Facebook profile
UK - English Indian - Tamil Columbian - Spanish
You can click the flag of the user to see original message in their language
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9. Instant Flashmob
User can suggest a location for people to meet up
around the stadium to meet in person. POI’s taken
from Pearson DK EyeWitness API.
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10. DK EyeWitness Locator
Locations viewed on Map and uses chat to decide where to meet up
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11. DK EyeWitness Locator
iPhone
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12. Future Developments
• Ability to access 1-2-1 chat
• Gamification - Collect as many different
country friends / badges
• Add as Facebook friend from in the App
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