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Mel Sampat and Brian Cross - Microsoft Mobile App Compat

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Brian Cross and Mel Sampat talk about some of the new APIs in Windows Mobile 5.0 and what people can see at MEDC 2006. See some of the new devices running Windows Mobile 5.0 and meet WiMo, the Windows Mobile Robot.

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  • dahatdahat inanity makes my head hurt
    I love the length of the explanation for how WiMo works... Sure the whole thing is a bit over engineered... it’s still a great and entertaining demo of what can be done with the platform and devices that support it.
  • jcarterjcarter All Your Base Are Belong To Us

    I love the streaming of the smartphone camera. Anyone have any kind of sample code for that???

     

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  • bcrossbcross
    I'll be posting sample code and all the info on how to build WiMo in the coming days... stay tuned to http://blogs.msdn.com/windowsmobile

    Right now, i'm just using the ImageSink Filter, so it's very inefficient, but i do get about 1 to 2 frames per second.  I'll post the code to that as well, and then post updates as i get it tuned.

  • yaggiiyaggii
    The download link isn't working. Can you please check it out?

    Thanks,

    Yaggii

    PS. I haven't found anything that could tell me if it's possible to updtae my QTek S100 with windows mobile 5.0... And were can i get WM5.0. If anyone knows please tell me...
  • KintanKintan

    these are super cool gadgets. Windows Mobile rocks. Terrific demos Mel and Brian. Keep more of these coming Scoble...

  • KillJonesKillJones
    Well done gentlemen!  I will be breaking ground on CBLPath's first WiMo-based coffee machine next week. 

    I love the level of detail that you managed to pack into this demo.  The new capabilities of Windows Mobile are going to be extremely useful in a courier management product that we're gearing up for this fall. 
  • Barry Andrew HallPace What do you see?
    any chance of a download?
  • Barry Andrew HallPace What do you see?
    yaggii wrote:
    The download link isn't working. Can you please check it out?

    Thanks,

    Yaggii

    PS. I haven't found anything that could tell me if it's possible to updtae my QTek S100 with windows mobile 5.0... And were can i get WM5.0. If anyone knows please tell me...


    http://opencodesolutions.com/~ronswens/Tutorials.htm Tongue Out
  • bcrossbcross
    I have started posting information on building WiMo.  Keep checking the Windows Mobile Blog at http://blogs.msdn.com/windowsmobile and http://www.wimobot.com



  • ldbfrankldbfrank
    Hi All,
    Anybody could tell me which one is better to develop applications on Windows Mobile Smartphone?
    We want better performance and powerful.
  • wakinchenwakinchen
    Hi Mel,
    I come from China.
    Last month I attended MEDC China and enjoyed your two lectures about Windows Mobile 2005. Your lectures impress me a lot!
    As you know, watching your streaming above from China is quite difficult because of the network, and the download link doesn't work.
    Would you like to update it, please? I'll appreciate your help:)
  • momonmomon
    sir just want to ask if you used WiFi as your transmisson medium?? It is possible to connect directly the wifi module to the microcontroller or there is a translator for wifi module and microcontroller to communicate??? thanks!!!
  • bcrossbcross
    From the phone to the microcontroller, i used bluetooth.  In this demo of WiMo i used WiFi from the Pocket PC to the Smartphone (via an access point, not adhoc) that is on the robot.
  • momonmomon
    sir, if we wont use smartphones on the robot, what other alternatives can we use in order to communicate the pocket pc who is Wi-fi enabled to control the robot??? Is that wi-fi module???Meaning instead of smartphones, we will use wifi module and connect it to microcontroller.. Is that possible?? thanks..
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