Binghamton University Bike Share Application
This project is the user interface and database for a larger in progress effort to create an automated bike rack that allows students and faculty at Binghamton University to use the bike sharing program without the need for human interaction. Currently the program operates using a pen and paper system and relies on a person sitting behind a desk to hand out keys. This project is meant to replace the pen and paper system allowing for easier and more efficient sign in/out of bikes, as well as statistics tracking. This project must operate alone and eventually as the user interface for the automated racks.
The Binghamton University Bike Share Application team
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arvvvs
(United States)
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Mushfiq Khalid
(United States)
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Eduardo Alvarez
(Guatemala)
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Thomas Ochman
(Sweden)
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David Morris
(United States)
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Shari Steinberger
(United States)
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Htin Linn Kyaw
(United States)
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Kyle Goodwill
(United States)
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Christopher Milne
(Canada)
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Weronika Kowalczyk
(United States)
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azadian.zobay
(United Kingdom)
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Yuri Buerov
(Ukraine)
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bennacer860
(United States)
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Chaitanya Agrawal
(India)
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lindasmilesalot94
(United States)
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Juliana Algava
(United States)
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Franklin Yu
(United States)
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Sadhana Rajan
(United States)
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Raaja Koneri Nagarajan
(United States)
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Apeksha Pawar
(United States)
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Rose Williams
(United States)
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jlangen1
(United States)
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Michael Hickey
(United States)
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Patrick Bolger
(United States)
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Adam Almonte
(United States)
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David Baird
(United States)
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Benny Mei
(United States)
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Betsy Tse
(United States)
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Fábio Paraíso
(Portugal)
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lym1108csu
(United States)
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Taha Pourjalali
(United States)
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Jennifer Gordon
(United States)
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Matthew Price
(United States)
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Joseph Lee
(United States)
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Christopher Browman
(United States)
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mostafafbasha
(Egypt)
Binghamton University's Bike Share program is looking to create a system similar to Citi-Bike. This project was created to write the software part of this system.
The system is designed to work using the Binghamton University ID cards. A student or faculty member can walk up to the system and swipe their ID to sign-out a bike from the system.
The software is completely open-source and available for others to use.
Related documents
- Project Proposal - created by Kyle Goodwill over 6 years ago
- PostGRESQL Setup Instructions - created by Kyle Goodwill about 6 years ago
- Final review of project contributions - created by Adam Almonte almost 6 years ago
- Report Problem Demo - created by Michael Hickey almost 6 years ago
PairProgramming on Binghamton University Bike Share Application
Latest Project videos
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PairProgramming on Binghamton University Bike Share Application | Thomas Ochman | 20:05 18/12 |
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