Recursion Software is showcasing two applications of its Voyager software platform this week at the CTIA Wireless IT and Entertainment show in San Francisco. The Voyager platform provides true peer-to-peer communications, real-time intelligence, and interoperability to a range of mobile, desktop, and embedded devices and multiple languages.

To highlight the platform’s interoperability capabilities, the first demo shows an application running on five different devices/platforms, including:

• a Zypad wearable computer running the .NET CF version of Voyager on Windows CE

• a Zypad wearable computer running the JSE version on Embedded Linux

• an HP PDA running the JME-CDC version on Windows Mobile

• an HTC Windows Mobile device running the .NET CF version on Windows Mobile

• an OHA Android Emulator running the Android version on Windows Laptop

The application running on these nodes behaves both as a client and server, while Universal Business Objects are being passed between them not only between nodes in a peer-to-peer manner, but across four different virtual machines upon which the application is running.

The second demo illustrates Voyager’s ad hoc role-based communities overlaid with location-based mapping. The stimulated nodes each represent a fan at the Cal versus Stanford Big Game who has requested to find long-lost friends or all fans that belong to a defined community at the game, such as graduation year, major, or Greek affiliation.

Communities can form dynamically in real-time and each node’s location within the community appears with a stadium map overlay. Third parties can also appear to everyone, such as security or emergency personnel. Each person and/or node can join, leave, or add a community dynamically.

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