Oct 04, 2021
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Service categories
Service Lines
Artificial Intelligence
Software Development
Mobile Development
Domain focus
Healthcare
Challenge
1)Develop an app – including UI/UX – for iOS and Android that guides the user according to the current recommendations with respect to UV exposure
2)Integration with a smart device (the UV-Bodyguard wearable)
3)Protect users from sunburns
1)Develop an app – including UI/UX – for iOS and Android that guides the user according to the current recommendations with respect to UV exposure
2)Integration with a smart device (the UV-Bodyguard wearable)
3)Protect users from sunburns
Solution
1)Building a user-friendly, intuitive mobile interface and making it responsive on tablets
2)Validating ideas and cooperating closely with the client, combined with the impressive performance delivered by a highly functional team
3)Creating well-written documentation and improving testing processes
1)Building a user-friendly, intuitive mobile interface and making it responsive on tablets
2)Validating ideas and cooperating closely with the client, combined with the impressive performance delivered by a highly functional team
3)Creating well-written documentation and improving testing processes
Results
Geniusee released 2 mobile apps for Android and IOS in 2020. So far, Ajumna has sold over 12 000 smart devices in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. With a stable version built in Swift and Kotlin, the app is now easy to maintain and augment with new features. It’s also much easier for new developers to jump quickly into the project. Since we began our collaboration, Ajuma has raised new fundings from European startup accelerators such as the Business Incubation Programme from the European Space Agency (ESA) and from private investors.
Geniusee released 2 mobile apps for Android and IOS in 2020. So far, Ajumna has sold over 12 000 smart devices in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. With a stable version built in Swift and Kotlin, the app is now easy to maintain and augment with new features. It’s also much easier for new developers to jump quickly into the project. Since we began our collaboration, Ajuma has raised new fundings from European startup accelerators such as the Business Incubation Programme from the European Space Agency (ESA) and from private investors.