12 Oct
Posted by Abdul Aziz as Freeware, Mobile Devices, Mobile Services
Wireless Rope is a free J2ME based Bluetooth application for mobile devices supporting Java funded by the Wearable Computing Lab at the TZI, University of Bremen.. This software shows a visual representation of all the Bluetooth mobile devices in the surrounding and classifies them according to the number of times they come into your range or have interacted with your device.
When lauching the program, it displays a black sphere at the bottom representing the device itself. The blue emitting circles indicate Bluetooth device inquiry activity to detect other devices. A short time after an inquiry phase, other spheres representing Bluetooth devices might appear on the top of the display. These devices are approximately located in a 10 meter radius.
The Wireless Rope collects information about each seen device, including the Bluetooth device class as well as number of sighings and meetings (a meeting is a continuous sequence of sightings).

Download link- http://wrp.auriga.wearlab.de/dl/wr.jad
2 Responses
Tom Nicolai
October 13th, 2006 at 1:38 pm
1I just added a more populated screenshot to the project site.
Gruesse,
Tom
s3d1t0r
July 28th, 2008 at 6:41 am
2For the life of me i am unable to get wireless rope anywhere. would you please be kind enough to email me a copy of your wireless rope to the email i entered above? it would be greatly appreciated
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