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SmartTeamTracking Server

The SmartTeamTracking Project allows people to connect and reach out easily both Indoor and Outdoor. Users can simply create their own group, identified by a location and a radius, and then invite their friends to this group, sharing each other their position if they are within the boundaries of the group.

Technologies used

How this works?

The main used technologies are:

Overall architecture

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As you can see from the picture, the main components of the project are:

  • Beacons
  • Client (Android)
  • Server
  • Database (Embedded Neo4j)

When the Android device where the application is installed comes near a beacon, it will retrieve the beacon’s ID; after this, the Android Client will contact the Server, notifying the association Client-Beacon by the Server REST API. Finally, after getting this request, the Server will save this association in the Embedded Neo4j database, notifying the Android Client when the operation is completed. In addiction to this one, in the other parts of the application we have just other simple Client-Server-Database interactions, like the last part of the one shown before (3-4-5-6).

Installation instructions

For the Server Part:

git clone https://github.com/StefanoConoci/SmartTeamTrackingServer.git

mvn clean

mvn install

java -jar “MavenOutput”.jar

For the Client Part: Simply download the .apk file and install it in your application.

Finally, you will have to setup the IP address of your machine in the Client code.

Objectives and next improves

  • Avoid sending unused data by REST calls
  • Website for adding beacons to the system
  • Improve and Debug Android Application
  • Add REST calls for removing groups and to be able to leave a created group

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