In this paper, we present two different architectures for gathering data from energy analyzers distributed at power grid of the Technical University of Applied Sciences Regensburg (OTH) as well as a software application for data monitoring, visualizing, and analyzing.
Evidently, the next step is to integrate these fluorescent nanotechnologies on paper-based platforms in conjunction with smartphone optical sensing, utilizing its flash as a light source, its cameras as an optical detector, and potentially its software application for data processing.
The interviews were conducted face-to-face with respondents in February 2011 and captured using a mobile phone-based research software application for data collection and recordings.
Examples of cellular software applications for wireless data services include programs being developed by companies like the Mapinfo Corporation, a Troy, N.Y., developer of location-based software, which is intended to let cellular phone users select restaurants, hotels or other businesses and then immediately see maps of their locations on their phone displays.
Data extraction was achieved using the feature extraction software (10.7.3.1; Agilent©) and data were normalized and analyzed using EMMA2, an open source software application for microarray data analysis [ 32, 41].
Palantir, a B2B company founded in 2004 and offering a suite of software applications for integrating, visualizing, and analysing data, has around 1,500 employees worldwide and is valued around $20 billion today.
On April 4th it emerged that federal prosecutors in New Jersey are examining how software applications for smartphones collect and share data, amid suspicions that privacy laws have been broken in some cases.
Software: The companies Siemens and Janitza sell software applications for their energy analyzers to collect data and visualize them.
Under the agreement, I.B.M. and Palm will develop software applications for using Palm devices for instant messaging, as well as for managing and sharing data on corporate sales, inventory and manufacturing.
On top of this, they have built an HTML5-based software application for visualizing the data stored on the array.
As a first step, we randomly sampled 20 messages (4.6%, 20/437) from our database using NVivo v.9 (QSR International, Australia), a software application for analyzing qualitative data.
