The problem: How to engage communities and citizens to experience quantitative and qualitative data on the tangible and sensory aspects of a city during different times? What makes a city a great place in which to live, work and relax? Sophisticated metrics have been developed on the compon...
Go to Project | Live+Smart Lab
Create web app which visualizes the locations of safety data, cctv and public lighting, receives warnings and feedback to be sent to authorities, and features a distress signal function.
Go to Project | JellyBeanTesters
An audio guided, multilingual, augmented reality mobile app designed for both locals and tourists to see the past history of Melbourne.
Go to Project | TinyIdeas💡
Our project aims to make it easier for and organisations (specifically the ATO) to target underutilized locations to set up their business (or tax help centre).
Go to Project | MelbourneGo
Our poject aims to bridge communities together and encourage active lifestyles by paring carers/volunteers with aged and disable.
Go to Project | In time
Melbourne's population is growing with a bold prediction to surpass 5 million by 2021 and past 8 million by 2050. The focus is currently on transport systems such as rail and road, but what about foot traffic? <br> The Marauders App is a crowd-sourced application that connects everyday explor...
Go to Project | Codefefe
The Happy Parking! project aims to make the most use of the open-source data from government solving practical problems and tell stories of urban development according to historical car park data. ### Part 1 Parkers aim to create a real-time web app for end-users, helping drivers to find a ...
Go to Project | Pakers
Car park unknown. aims to use parking sensor data as a springboard to determine in real-time where parking violations are occurring in the Melbourne CBD. It also assists the public by helping drivers to locate a free car park based on the historical data from the last 4 years. We have designed a...
Go to Project | Unlucky Magician
Melbourne: Now and Then displays images of key landmarks in our city in two states, past and present. Surrounding the imagery, is data displaying the future of the surrounding building environment.
Go to Project | Team 106
How can we help councils work through opportunities brought about by the growing population in Australia? In 2016-17 $17.4billion was spent by governments on aged care however people and their family in this senior age range often are unaware of all the services and programs available to them. ...
Go to Project | TeamYFam