Kurt Höblinger
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NitricWare
I recently finished my master’s degree at the University of Applied Sciences in St. Pölten and am now a Digital Healthcare engineer. Maybe you’d like to check out my repositories on GitHub, read my dev-blog or have a look at my portfolio.
This iPhone application allows to easily convert arabic numbers to roman numbers and vice versa. Palatino ships with a special keyboard facilitating the process of typing in numbers. [appstore
Shock is an iPhone application which helps you find AEDs in Vienna an perform high-quality CPR. It uses Open Data and combines it with an ambulanceman's knowledge. Call 144 directly from the app or find first aid classes provided by "Four for Vienna". [appst
Eddi asks for your age and resting heart rate and calculates your perfect, personalized traing heart rate using the Karvonen formula. It also calulates Sally Edward's heart rate zones. [apps
pSTaRT implements the popular modified simple triage and rapid treatment questionnaire and makes it pocket. It helps rescue service professionals quickly determine the severness of the victim's injuries. [appsto
During my master's degree I was researching the impact of Mixed Reality on the learning behaviour of physio and occupational therapists. The HoloLens application allows students to see a 3D model of a human hand complete with descriptive labels. [github]: http
NWDatabase is an XML-driven database solution with limited functionality. It was intended to be a database alternative for systems that did not support more advanced technologies like SQLite. [github]: h
Looking for a nearby christmas market in Vienna. You'd like some hot Punsch? This web application guides you there using open data. [github]: https://gi