<p>In line with the mission statement of the institute, NMAM Institute of Technology, NITTE strives to develop skilled manpower to address social needs. In this direction, a team of staff and students from the Department of Computer Science and Engineering has developed an android app named ‘Auto Please’ for the benefit of the local public.</p>.<p>The aim of the app is to get a list of auto drivers who are available at a given auto stand of Karkala and NITTE so that the passenger can make a call to them using the information available on the app. </p>.<p>The app does not require any registration from the passenger end. Auto drivers have to register with the app by providing their details like name, licence number, photographs, auto registration number and mobile number.</p>.<p>The drivers who have installed the app will get listed in the customers’ app, only if they are available at the auto stand.</p>.<p>"The app uses GPS location-sharing mechanism from the driver’s end to list out the available driver in the auto stand," said Chintan R K and Dwanith U, third-year BE in Computer Science and Engineering.</p>.<p>The app was developed under the guidance of Dr Venugopala P S, Associate Professor in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering, NMAMIT.</p>
<p>In line with the mission statement of the institute, NMAM Institute of Technology, NITTE strives to develop skilled manpower to address social needs. In this direction, a team of staff and students from the Department of Computer Science and Engineering has developed an android app named ‘Auto Please’ for the benefit of the local public.</p>.<p>The aim of the app is to get a list of auto drivers who are available at a given auto stand of Karkala and NITTE so that the passenger can make a call to them using the information available on the app. </p>.<p>The app does not require any registration from the passenger end. Auto drivers have to register with the app by providing their details like name, licence number, photographs, auto registration number and mobile number.</p>.<p>The drivers who have installed the app will get listed in the customers’ app, only if they are available at the auto stand.</p>.<p>"The app uses GPS location-sharing mechanism from the driver’s end to list out the available driver in the auto stand," said Chintan R K and Dwanith U, third-year BE in Computer Science and Engineering.</p>.<p>The app was developed under the guidance of Dr Venugopala P S, Associate Professor in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering, NMAMIT.</p>