Roadcasting
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Roadcasting allows anyone to have their own radio station, broadcasted among cars in an ad-hoc network within a 30-mile radius. It plays the songs that people want to hear and transforms car radio into an interactive medium.
The source code is available in order to encourage the development of the service so that it may one day become the preferred radio delivery method. Authors: Jim Garretson, Whitney Hess, Jordan Kanarek, Mathilde Pignol and Megan Shia, for the Masters in Human Computer Interaction at Carnegie Melon. Movie. |
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This is a project developed at Carnegie Mellon for Masters in Human Computer Interaction. It involves a new “road broadcasting� concept, in order to allow anyone to have their own radio station, broadcasted among cars in an ad-hoc network within a ... Read More
