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Our community is a dynamic space where industry experts, leaders, academics, developers, and data scientists collaborate to connect individuals to AI (Artificial Intelligence) and IoT (Internet of Things). Through live-streamed shows and panel discussions. Connecting peple to connect things intelligently.
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Community Guidelines for Respectful and Trusted Behavior
- Respect for Privacy and Data Security
Prioritize privacy and data security. Do not collect, share, or misuse personal data without clear consent. - Transparency and Honesty
Be open about the purpose and functionality of AI/IoT systems. Avoid misleading claims or misrepresentations. - Inclusivity and Diversity
Encourage equal participation and respect diverse perspectives, regardless of background, gender, ethnicity, or expertise level. - Ethical Use of Technology
Ensure AI/IoT systems are used for ethical purposes that benefit society. Avoid promoting harmful or unlawful uses. - Constructive Feedback and Collaboration
Provide feedback respectfully and focus on collaboration to improve and share knowledge. - Responsibility and Accountability
Take responsibility for the impacts of AI/IoT projects. Hold each other accountable for unethical actions. - No Exploitation of Free Contributions
Do not abuse the community by seeking free work or contributions to projects without transparency. If a project requires input or work, be clear about the terms, expectations, and any potential compensation. Contributions should be voluntary and fully informed. - Continuous Learning and Adaptability
Promote continuous learning and be open to evolving ethical standards in AI and IoT development. - Respectful Communication
Engage in respectful and professional communication. Address disagreements constructively.
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Clifford Agius - Building a Children’s Physiotherapy App with .NET MAUI and IoT
·OnlineOnlineAIoTHub (formerly IoT North) are proud to present Clifford Agius in "Building a Children’s Physiotherapy System with .NET MAUI and IoT"
Abstract:
⭐ Building a Children’s Physiotherapy System with .NET MAUI and IoT
Moti‑Me is an IoT‑powered therapeutic device paired with a mobile application designed to turn structured physical therapy into engaging, child‑friendly activities.
The system helps children develop key motor skills while providing clinicians and families with meaningful feedback.
In this session, we’ll start with an overview of the Moti‑Me ecosystem before diving into the architecture and implementation of the .NET MAUI mobile application.
We’ll explore how the app communicates with the device’s onboard controller over Bluetooth, how activities are initiated and tracked, and how the application manages state throughout each interaction. From there, we’ll look at how user feedback and activity results are captured, processed, and presented within the app.
We’ll also walk through the configuration and device‑management features available in the Settings area, highlighting how these support both everyday use and troubleshooting.
Finally, we’ll cover the build and deployment pipeline, including how GitHub Actions is used to produce Android and iOS builds and deliver them to the respective app stores for testing.Bio:
Clifford Agius, Freelance .NET Developer and also blogs from time to time, is currently a three-time Developer Technologies & IoT MVP, specialising in Xamarin/.NET MAUI and IoT. By day, an airline pilot flying Airbus A320 aircraft around Europe and when not doing that, Clifford freelances as a .NET developer. An active member of the .NET community, he is a regular speaker at conferences and meet-ups around the world.
Clifford graduated as an engineer from the Ford Technical Training Centre in 1995. After 11 years as an electrical/mechanical engineer working with Robotics and PLC Programming, he trained to become an Airline Pilot in 2001. Clifford became a Microsoft Valued Professional (MVP) in 2020.For more information, see here:
https://dotnet.microsoft.com/en-us/platform/customers/moti-me1 attendee
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