US EditionDresdner Student Wins Developer Competition - Apple Chief Congratulations
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A Dresdner student convinced the jury of an Apple competition with an unusual app: in his memory game "Dementi" the images shift – this is how it becomes tangible how dementia can feel. Hendrik Schulke was awarded for his idea at the developer conference WWDC. read more on t3n.de
Two students from Dresden have drawn the attention of the tech industry in Silicon Valley. With self-programmed apps, Hendrik Schulke and Carl Seifert won a competition for the Apple Group.
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aachener-zeitung.deHow do everyday tasks for people with dementia feel? A Dresdner student developed an app that should make it tangible - and convinced Apple with it.
How do everyday tasks for people with dementia feel? A Dresdner student developed an app that should make it tangible – and convinced Apple with it.
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