Radio and dispatcher simulator for Mastersite ASTRO® 25

Developed at LTIA for Motorola Solutions, it is a multi-user application that simulates a series of portable and mobile radios and their interactions with the dispatcher software used by Motorola Solutions. The application was developed using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Vue.js, and Node.js by a team of 10 people, where I was the coordinator of the front-end team.

Fellowship

Fellowship is a web app developed during the 2016 hack.summit() hackathon. It is a tool for project management and organization of development teams using the concept of gamification.

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Server and web app for storing and analyzing location data from mobile devices

The internet of things is increasingly present in our daily lives, with an increasing number of devices connected to the internet. To efficiently handle the large amount of data generated by all these devices, it is necessary to use big data tools. In addition, since the traditional GPS signal is not suitable for locating devices indoors, this project aimed to develop a server and Web application for storing and viewing location data of devices generated from a series of Wi-Fi or bluetooth sensors fixed at predetermined points inside a building. A cluster was developed using Elastic Compute Cloud servers from Amazon Web Services, with Spark installed and configured to work alongside MySQL, and the prototype of a Web application, made in NodeJS, to connect to the servers and display the data stored in the database.

Advisor: Prof. Dr. Eduardo Martins Morgado

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Fast Temporal Median Filter for ImageJ

This ImageJ plugin was developed for the Milstein Lab at the University of Toronto, with the help of Professor Josh Milstein during the summer of 2014, as part of the Science Without Borders research opportunity program.

This plugin uses a variant of the Huang algorithm to quickly determine the temporal median of each pixel across a number of frames within an image stack. The program then creates a new stack with the running median subtracted.

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App Simulator for Mastersite ASTRO® 25

This project, developed for Motorola Solutions, consists of a simulator of a suite of applications used for radio management, in addition to a booklet to teach the user how to use the system. The project brings together a set of 12 applications that resemble the original system in all aspects. The simulator was developed by a team of 14 people, using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Node.js, MongoDB, and C#.

Flowchart Interpreter

The Flowchart Interpreter, or IF, was developed as a requirement to complete the course of IT technician. Developed with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and PHP, it is a web system for instant assembly and interpretation of flowcharts.