nucleus.
Who are you guys?
A bunch of non-nerds from National Institute of Technology, Calicut. We're using this project as a method to learn about quite a few things. Networks, Image Compression and Android Application Development to name a few.
Okay, cool. How are you going to do that?
Well, we thought let's combine all the three together! Seriously though, that's what we'll be doing. We aim to initially conduct a study of the existing image compression algorithms and compare the compression ratios of them using a standard image. We would then implement the algorithm and use the same to convert images on a devices storage to a smaller size without any perceptible loss in quality. This image of a smaller size would then be sent over to another device over a Wi-Fi network, thus enabling faster transfer times.
That's a lot of stuff going on.
So here's a short, succinct version of what's going on :
"To implement a peer-to-peer image sharing application that uses an optimal compression algorithm to send compressed image files over an ad-hoc Wi-Fi network."
Yep, that is what we will do.
Made by Anand M P, Ronn Jacob, and Sreeraag Mohan.
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