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Android is a mobile operating system developed by Google. It is used on a wide range of devices, including smartphones, tablets and portable devices. Some popular development frameworks and technologies for Android are:
Android Studio: This is the official integrated development environment (IDE) for Android development. It provides a set of tools for creating, testing and deploying Android applications, including a code editor, a debugger and a device emulator.
Android SDK: This is a collection of software development kits that provide the tools and APIs needed to build Android applications. It includes the APIs of the Android platform as well as libraries for common tasks such as network and database access.
Android Jetpack: This is a set of libraries, tools and tutorials for creating Android apps. It includes components for common functions such as UI, data persistence, and testing, as well as libraries for new technologies such as machine learning and augmented reality.
Kotlin: This is a statically typed programming language that can be used for Android app development. It is concise, expressive and compatible with Java, the main language for Android development.
Overall, these frameworks and technologies provide the tools and infrastructure needed to develop and deploy Android apps.
BITS experts have used Android-based technologies in a variety of projects. A selection of case studies and references can be found below.
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Selection of case studies and references
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Integration of GPT-4 (ChatGPT) via OpenAI API into an enterprise travel application for automated curated content generation.
The goal of this project was to optimize the process of creating personal recommendations for places and experiences through the use of artificial intelligence (AI) by integrating features of GPT-4 (ChatGPT) into an enterprise web app via the OpenAI API.
Development of a web application and a mobile app to improve breast cancer patient follow-up.
Together with Apps in Medicine GmbH, AOK Bayern, DAK Gesundheit and Siemens Betriebskrankenkasse (SBK), under the direction of the Klinikum rechts der Isar of the Technical University of Munich (MRI), BITS participated in the PRISMA study as a consortium partner for the technical infrastructure.
Establishment and operation of a European trading platform for pharmaceuticals
Together with arex PHARMA GmbH, a specialist in the international trade and distribution of European pharmaceuticals, BITS GmbH has established the EU-wide trading platform Rxchange for pharmaceutical products as a strategic IT partner.
Development and operation of the DACH wide Internet e-commerce platform www.getraenkedienst.com
Together with drink now GmbH, a specialist in beverage sales, BITS GmbH has set up and operates the Internet e-commerce platform www.getraenkedienst.com as a strategic IT partner successful to this day.
Realization of MVPs
BITS has realized a large number of MVPs, prototypes or proof of conctepts. The central goal here is to test a new idea, an alternative orientation or an improvement with the least possible effort and, if successful, to expand it further.
Development of SEO optimized PWAs
Portal applications are implemented by us as high-performance, SEO optimized Progressive Web Applications (PWA) with ServiceWorker integration and Server Side Rendering (SSR) from a Universal Server. PWA is the state-of-the-art standard for modern, device-independent web applications that can be permanently installed on the client and have the same user experience as device-specific native applications.