Hardcore Mobile integrations
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Rúben Gonçalves, leader of mobile services at Outsystems, discusses essential aspects of mobile applications, including geofencing, beacons, and NFC technology. He emphasizes their applications and functionalities in enhancing user experience and contextual awareness in mobile environments. The document also highlights the availability of various plugins in the Outsystems platform to simplify mobile integrations.
Hardcore Mobile integrations
- 1. Hardcore Mobile integrations Mobile Services team leader at OutSystems Rúben Gonçalves
- 2. HardEasycore Mobile integrations Rúben Gonçalves Unicorn Services team leader at OutSystems Because we love to make things simple in OutSystems
- 4. Who am I? Rúben Gonçalves Mobile services team leader @ OutSystems @techrug
- 5. What is a smartphone?
- 6. Pocket
- 7. What makes a Great mobile app?
- 8. Great mobile app Easy to use Source: Citymapper
- 9. Great mobile app Easy to use Quick to use Enables the use in small idle times
- 10. Great mobile app Easy to use Quick to use Solves a real life problem Source: Revolut app
- 11. Great mobile app Easy to use Quick to use Solves a real life problem Context aware Source: Estimote
- 12. Great mobile app Easy to use Quick to use Solves a real life problem Context aware
- 16. What is Geofence? Virtual perimeter In a real world geographical area
- 17. What is Geofence? Virtual perimeter In a real world geographical area Defined by a coordinate Or several and a radius
- 18. What is Geofence? Virtual perimeter In a real world geographical area Defined by a coordinate Or several and a radius Allows to trigger an alert
- 20. Example Promotions & incentives Survey or welcome customers
- 21. Example Promotions & incentives Survey customers Context aware houses
- 22. How does it work? Register in OS region iOS Core Location services
- 23. How does it work? Register in OS region iOS Core Location services GPS, Wi-Fi & Antenna
- 24. How does it work? Register in OS region iOS Core Location services GPS, Wi-Fi & Antenna Transition based events
- 25. Limitations Outside the cities Consider minimum radius of 500m Low accuracy or won’t work If GPS WiFi are disconnected iOS limits to monitor up to 20 regions
- 27. What are Beacons? Broadcast signal 2,4GHz radio waves
- 28. What are Beacons? Broadcast signal 2,4GHz radio waves One-way transmitters
- 29. What are Beacons? Broadcast signal 2,4GHz radio waves One-way transmitters Standalone device Unaware of devices or WiFi
- 30. Example Guided tours Houston Zoo is using it
- 31. Example Guide users Bridging the gap real vs virtual RedEye app enables to map building plants and current location
- 32. Example Guide users Bridging the gap real vs virtual Contextual action Source: https://goo.gl/ssmWtx
- 33. How does it work? Broadcasting power The more power, the longer the range Range Up to 70m Source: https://goo.gl/fZAEEv -30 to 4 dBm
- 34. How does it work? Broadcasting power The more power, the longer the range Advertising interval The shorter the interval, the more stable the signal Source: https://goo.gl/fZAEEv 100 to 2000 ms
- 35. How does it work? Broadcasting power The more power, the longer the range Advertising interval The shorter the interval, the more stable the signal Transition based events Far < 70m Near < 3m Immediat e < 0,5m Source: https://goo.gl/fZAEEv Enter Exit Takes a minimum of 30s to occur in iOS
- 36. How does it work? Broadcasting power The more power, the longer the range Advertising interval The shorter the interval, the more stable the signal Transition based events Region can have multiple beacons Enter Exit
- 38. Limitations High interference materials Metal Water Monitor up to 20 regions in iOS
- 40. What is NFC? Near Field Communication
- 41. What is NFC? Near Field Communication Subset of RFID 125-134 kHz 13,56MHz Up to 100m 856-960 MHz Up to 10cm RFID working frequencies NFC
- 42. What is NFC? Near Field Communication Subset of RFID Short distance communication
- 43. What is NFC? Near Field Communication Subset of RFID – 13,56 MHz Short distance communication Passive device has no battery NFC Chip Antenna
- 44. Example Unlocking doors Most common scenario nowadays
- 45. Example Unlocking doors Most common scenario nowadays with cards Replace contactless cards Source: https://goo.gl/SRVJcL
- 46. Example Unlocking doors Most common scenario nowadays with cards Replace contactless cards Transfer close by information Animal cage identification Source: https://goo.gl/SRVJcL
- 47. How does it work? Inductive coupling Source: http://goo.gl/UIp9SX
- 48. How does it work? Inductive coupling Tags can store 96 to 8192 bytes Transfer rate is up to 424Kb/s
- 49. How does it work? Inductive coupling Tags can store 96 to 8192 bytes Transfer rate is up to 424Kb/s Several working modes Source: http://goo.gl/DzYlDJ
- 50. How does it work? Inductive coupling Tags can store 96 to 8192 bytes Transfer rate is up to 424Kb/s Several working modes Peer-to-Peer Devices can take turns to power up Source: http://goo.gl/DzYlDJ
- 51. How does it work? Inductive coupling Tags can store 96 to 8192 bytes Transfer rate is up to 424Kb/s Several working modes Peer-to-Peer Read/write One passive and one active Source: http://goo.gl/cKDPkh
- 52. How does it work? Inductive coupling Tags can store 96 to 8192 bytes Transfer rate is up to 424Kb/s Several working modes Peer-to-Peer Read/write Card Emulation More hardware is added to ensure security
- 53. Limitations iOS not possible to use NFC
- 54. Recap Geofence works with GPS and WiFi and is used to create large virtual perimeters Beacons work with BLE and enable your app to become local aware NFC works in close proximity and enable your app to get object context
- 55. How does P10 helps?
- 56. Ready to use plugins Audio Record Plugin Barcode Plugin Beacons Plugin MicroBlink Plugin Card IO Plugin Email Composer Plugin File Transfer Plugin Geofence Plugin NFC Plugin Touch ID Plugin Camera Plugin Contacts Plugin Location Plugin Network Status Plugin Local Notifications Plugin
- 57. Using a Plugin
- 58. Creating a Plugin wrapper
- 59. Creating a Plugin wrapper 1. Search for a cordova plugin 2. Create the wrapper for the plugin 3. Publish and use it!
- 60. Let’s get our hands dirty!
- 61. Final Thoughts
- 62. OutSystems Platform is more Mobile than ever
- 63. Explore all available features to improve your APP
- 64. 1199+* cordova plugins *April 28rd 2016
- 65. Mobile integrations are now Easy!
- 66. Thank you
- 67. Get to know the technology Geofence https://goo.gl/KZRJc4 https://goo.gl/ia0CqP https://goo.gl/TVSIAf https://goo.gl/NNdrDG https://goo.gl/MCTQPD Beacons https://goo.gl/1WUpYa https://goo.gl/2s2ZWA https://goo.gl/b21ror https://goo.gl/MWBhf4 https://goo.gl/TAMIYg NFC https://goo.gl/6RZvhX https://goo.gl/YBN6bM https://goo.gl/Mm0pJq https://goo.gl/xIvWHC https://goo.gl/uP15ee
Editor's Notes
- #2: Marketing team Love to make the hard easy
- #24: http://nyconvergence.com/2011/10/new-ny-wifi-hotspot-map-not-so-helpful-say-romalewski.html/wifi-map
- #28: electromagnetic waves with specific length and frequency - 2.4 GHz radio waves
- #29: electromagnetic waves with specific length and frequency - 2.4 GHz radio waves
- #30: electromagnetic waves with specific length and frequency - 2.4 GHz radio waves
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- #41: electromagnetic waves with specific length and frequency - 2.4 GHz radio waves
- #42: electromagnetic waves with specific length and frequency - 2.4 GHz radio waves
- #43: electromagnetic waves with specific length and frequency - 2.4 GHz radio waves
- #44: electromagnetic waves with specific length and frequency - 2.4 GHz radio waves
- #48: electromagnetic waves with specific length and frequency - 2.4 GHz radio waves
- #49: electromagnetic waves with specific length and frequency - 2.4 GHz radio waves
- #50: electromagnetic waves with specific length and frequency - 2.4 GHz radio waves
- #51: electromagnetic waves with specific length and frequency - 2.4 GHz radio waves
- #52: electromagnetic waves with specific length and frequency - 2.4 GHz radio waves
- #53: electromagnetic waves with specific length and frequency - 2.4 GHz radio waves