ESS 2013: Triesting around

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The document introduces the Greetalian Lab team and their new mobile app for guiding visitors around the city of Trieste. The app will provide information on museums, archaeological sites, and local businesses. It uses the user's preferences, available time, and transportation method to generate customized tour plans. The interface designs include tabs to browse places, an interactive map, and a photo function to share visits. The team invites the reader to review more details through the provided QR code.

Technology Education

By
Greetalian Lab
The smartest City Guide!
TRIESTING
AROUND

MEET THE DREAM TEAM
Greetalian Lab
Ludovico Ferranti Stamatis Katsaounis Stavros BirmpilisIlias Fotopoulos
National Technical
University of
Athens
National Technical
University of
Athens
National Technical
University of
Athens
Developer Developer Developer Developer Designer
Elisabetta Demartis
Sapienza –
University of Rome
University of Turin

Our Application…
Greetalian Lab
IT’S A CITY GUIDE…
…which is going to provide the
user with all the needed
information about the
museums, the archeologicals
sites and the osmizes of
Trieste!
THE MAIN GOAL!
BUT IT’S…
inge- Wait for it…

Smart Guidance
Greetalian Lab
1st Step
User’s
preferences Way of
transportatio
n
Availabl
e time
2nd Step 3rd Step

Smart Guidance
Greetalian Lab
Three possible plans
Complete direction log
Sharp time schedule
Share at social
networks!
Most efficient route
Little time
Little way to go
Getting into account
user’s interests

‘PLACES’ BUTTON
Greetalian Lab
Tabs with Slider
Every tab contains a list of all the places of
this type
For each element the user can see the rating
and the address(for museums also a photo)

‘MAP’ BUTTON
Greetalian Lab
Map with Filter
Filter by checkboxes about museums,
archeologicals sites and osmizes
The user sees what is available in the area

ANY QUESTIONS?
Greetalian Lab
CHECK THE
PROJECT
THROUGH
THIS QR
CODE!

Generally, a museum has many locations and artifacts collection that display for visitors. Museum manager often have difficulty in obtaining information on visitors behavior such as, is there are particular locations/artifacts in the museum that are frequently/rarely visit by museum visitors, how long visitors spend their time in particular locations/artifacts, etc. The purpose of this study is try to build a suitable system in order to improve knowledge about the behavior of museum visitors by identifying the position of visitors in the museum. This study uses Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) Beacon that place around the museum. The visitor mobile phone will detect BLE beacon signal, then the mobile phone application will calculated the visitor’s mobile phone position using the signal strength from the BLE beacons that are detected. The application then sends it to the computer server to display it in as museum visitor heat map. From this information, the museum manager could find out the visitors behavior movement and know which areas/artifacts that frequently/rarely visit by museum visitors. According to distance error testing which compare real location and position of the calculation, it is show that the average of distance error is around 140 cm. So, it can be concluded that the information obtained is sufficient enough to represent the position of museum visitors.

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ESS 2013: Triesting around

1. By Greetalian Lab The smartest City Guide! TRIESTING AROUND

2. MEET THE DREAM TEAM Greetalian Lab Ludovico Ferranti Stamatis Katsaounis Stavros BirmpilisIlias Fotopoulos National Technical University of Athens National Technical University of Athens National Technical University of Athens Developer Developer Developer Developer Designer Elisabetta Demartis Sapienza – University of Rome University of Turin

3. Our Application… Greetalian Lab IT’S A CITY GUIDE… …which is going to provide the user with all the needed information about the museums, the archeologicals sites and the osmizes of Trieste! THE MAIN GOAL! BUT IT’S… inge- Wait for it…

4. -nius, INGENIUS! Greetalian Lab Map Map of Trieste with tag-points Guide me! SPECIAL FEATURE! Places Complete list with the monuments of Trieste Camera Take a photo and put the logo of the place

5. Smart Guidance Greetalian Lab 1st Step User’s preferences Way of transportatio n Availabl e time 2nd Step 3rd Step

6. Smart Guidance Greetalian Lab Three possible plans Complete direction log Sharp time schedule Share at social networks! Most efficient route Little time Little way to go Getting into account user’s interests

7. Wireframes Greetalian Lab

8. ‘PLACES’ BUTTON Greetalian Lab Tabs with Slider Every tab contains a list of all the places of this type For each element the user can see the rating and the address(for museums also a photo)

9. ‘MAP’ BUTTON Greetalian Lab Map with Filter Filter by checkboxes about museums, archeologicals sites and osmizes The user sees what is available in the area

10. ‘CAMERA’ BUTTON Greetalian Lab Watermarked photo The user takes a photo and the app put the logo of the place where he is located Then he can share it It’s a way to boost regional companies

11. TIME FOR WIREFRAME  Greetalian Lab

12. ANY QUESTIONS? Greetalian Lab CHECK THE PROJECT THROUGH THIS QR CODE!

13. THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME Greetalian Lab

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