Connected Living
The 2015 theme for Atos IT Challenge was Connected Living. The students were asked to create the best concepts for connected living – a world where our homes, work, and cities are all seamlessly connected through multiple smart devices that integrate video, voice, and data services, to provide access and ubiquitous connectivity anytime and anywhere.
This year more than 300 students from Universities and “Grandes Ecoles” all around the world have participated in the IT Challenge, from which 15 teams have been shortlisted by the judging panel. The panel includes members of the Atos Scientific Community – a global network of around 100 of the best Business Technologists within Atos; experts from EEBus and representatives from the European Commission
The 4 finalists
Comfort Train
ENSEIRB-MATMECA in France
The team presented an app that helps train travelers find the least crowded carriage to sit in. It is has been designed so that new train and tube networks can easily be added so it can be used wherever you are travelling
YES
Dankook University in South Korea
The team built an energy management app that helps to reduces electricity bills by calculating the best time to use or sell alternative energy.
Chime
University College London in the UK
The team presented the doorbell of the future, which lets you answer your door from your phone anywhere, anytime.
Digitalcare
FH Oberösterreich University in Austria
The team presented an app that monitoring system for elderly people, who wish to stay at home instead of going to a care institution.
Watch Best Of video 2015
What has happened to the 2015 participants?
Watch Vivien Achet & Mohammed El Moumni’s interview from Team Comfort Train