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Desarrollo de una aplicación móvil de lectura: ReadRoom

Mon, 07 Sep 2026 00:00:00 +0000

Development of a reading mobile app: ReadRoom


Type	Bachelor’s thesis (TFG)
Student	Estela Martínez Palanca
Academic year	2025/26
Repository

Abstract

The project consists of designing and developing a mobile reading application with the aim of restoring the pleasure of reading, avoiding the pressure, comparison, and competition associated with many current platforms. In the first phase, a market analysis is carried out to identify how other applications promote an unhealthy relationship with reading, influenced by the rise of social media, observing their shortcomings and using them as an opportunity to shift this perspective toward a well-being-oriented experience. Subsequently, the design and implementation process of the application is undertaken. The project uses full-stack JavaScript, SaaS services for its deployment, and AI for certain specific features.

Desarrollo e implementación de una plataforma web para el despliegue y validación automatizada de infraestructuras basadas en contenedores

Wed, 29 Jul 2026 00:00:00 +0000

A web platform for the automated deployment and validation of container-based infrastructures


Type	Master’s thesis (TFM)
Student	Carlos Alventosa Corts
Academic year	2025/26
Co-supervisor	Manuel Fuentes Muela
Repository

Abstract

This Master’s Thesis proposes the development of a web platform to automate software deployment and validation for the company Fivecomm, facilitating agile fault detection. The solution offers a simplified interface for provisioning LXC containers in Proxmox, integrating with the GitHub API for repository selection and customization, and orchestrating the entire deployment process using Ansible.

To ensure system reliability, the validation strategy is structured into three levels. At the infrastructure level, the status of base resources is monitored in real-time via WebSockets, combining SSH commands with the Proxmox and Docker APIs. At the network level, native Docker Compose healthchecks are used to visually represent the dependency tree between services. Finally, at the application level, automated tests are integrated to navigate the user interface and verify its proper functioning, alongside a log viewer to identify errors generated in clients’ browsers when using Fivecomm’s web platform.

The development of this work will provide the company with a centralized tool that will allow it to detect potential service failures, monitor available resources, and significantly streamline the lifecycle of new deployments.

Diseño e implementación de una red híbrida terrestre-satelital para comunicaciones críticas en entornos rurales

Thu, 04 Jun 2026 00:00:00 +0000

Design and implementation of a hybrid terrestrial-satellite network for critical communications in rural areas


Type	Bachelor’s thesis (TFG)
Student	Judit Querol Monfort
Academic year	2025/26
Co-supervisor	Marta Cabedo Fabrés
Repository

Abstract

This Bachelor’s Thesis presents the design, implementation and validation of a hybrid terrestrial–satellite communication system aimed at improving connectivity resilience in rural environments. The proposed solution combines a LoRa mesh network, capable of autonomous and distributed operation, with a satellite link acting as a gateway to external networks. Additionally, an IoT integration layer has been developed, based on an automated alert distribution system using Telegram, enabling the management and dissemination of critical information. The system has been deployed in a real environment, specifically in the municipality of Villafranca del Cid. The results confirm its validity as a low-cost solution for emergency scenarios and rural environments.

Viability of Cloud Hosting Solutions

Thu, 23 Apr 2026 00:00:00 +0000

Viabilidad de las soluciones de alojamiento en la nube


Type	Bachelor’s thesis (TFG)
Student	Sergi Belda García
Academic year	2024/25
Co-supervisor	Olli Koskimaa
Repository

Abstract

The paper analyzes the different types of technological infrastructure, including On-Premise servers, cloud servers and hybrid systems. Its advantages, disadvantages, costs and safety aspects will be detailed, as well as the impact of European regulations on companies, as well as market trends. In the practical part of the work, simulations of implementations of these infrastructures will be carried out in companies of different sizes.

Evaluación de prestaciones del códec MPEG-5 Parte 2 LCEVC: Estudio comparativo con H.264 y H.265

Tue, 21 Apr 2026 00:00:00 +0000

Performance evaluation of the MPEG-5 Part 2 LCEVC codec compared with H.264 and H.265


Type	Master’s thesis (TFM)
Student	Asael Olivier Espinosa Vargas
Academic year	2025/26
Co-supervisor	Juan Carlos Guerri Cebollada
Repository

Abstract

The objective of the Master’s thesis is to conduct a performance evaluation of the MPEG-5 Part 2 LCEVC (Low Complexity Enhancement Video Coding) encoder, the most recent MPEG and ISO standard for video coding. The LCEVC codec specifies an enhancement layer that, when combined with a base video encoded with a separate codec, produces an enhanced video stream. A study of the standard itself will be conducted, as well as practical tests to compare its efficiency (calculating parameters such as PSNR, VMAF, etc.) with encoders such as H264, H265, or AV1.

SwarmLayer: Librería web agnóstica para la distribución de contenido DASH mediante redes P2P

Wed, 03 Sep 2025 00:00:00 +0000

SwarmLayer: a player-agnostic web library for DASH content delivery over P2P networks


Type	Bachelor’s thesis (TFG)
Student	Javier Llàcer Noha
Academic year	2024/25
Co-supervisor	Juan Carlos Guerri Cebollada
Repository

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Abstract

This Final Degree Project presents the design and implementation of SwarmLayer, a solution aimed at improving adaptive streaming distribution using MPEG-DASH in web environments. SwarmLayer proposes a hybrid architecture that combines the traditional client-server model with a peer-to-peer (P2P) approach, in which users watching the video also act as distribution nodes by sharing the segments they have. This approach aims to reduce the load on the origin server and optimize bandwidth usage. The solution is implemented as an intermediate, transparent, and non-intrusive layer placed between the media player and the distribution system. It enables clients to share video segments without modifying application logic or the existing infrastructure. The project includes both the development of distributed logic in the web client and the implementation of the necessary services for proper operation. To achieve this, standard and open-source technologies have been used, such as MPEG-DASH, WebRTC, Service Workers, and Protocol Buffers.

Aplicación móvil de mensajería sin cobertura ni Internet: SOffline

Thu, 31 Jul 2025 00:00:00 +0000

A messaging mobile app that works without coverage or Internet: SOffline


Type	Bachelor’s thesis (TFG)
Student	Borja Santos Goldaracena
Academic year	2024/25
Repository

Abstract

This paper presents the development of SOffline, a mobile messaging application that enables communication without the need for an Internet connection or mobile coverage, designed primarily for emergency situations. The project includes both the design of a simple user interface and the implementation of communication between devices. The application is developed for the Android platform, prioritizing simplicity and usability.

Desarrollo e implementación de una aplicación móvil de comunicación empresarial por voz a través de un servidor autoadministrado

Thu, 26 Sep 2024 00:00:00 +0000

Development of a mobile voice communication app for businesses over a self-hosted server


Type	Bachelor’s thesis (TFG)
Student	Carlos Alventosa Corts
Academic year	2023/24
Repository

Abstract

This work involves the development and implementation of a mobile application to facilitate collaboration and voice communication in business environments. The project encompasses both the development of the application itself and the backend services necessary to enable interaction between mobile devices. The development of the mobile application will include an intuitive graphical interface that allows users to communicate in real-time over IP networks. Communications will be conducted through a dedicated service, also developed in this project, for this purpose.

Implementación de un Sistema de Facturación Electrónica B2G y B2B en España para una Empresa Multinacional del Sector Salud

Thu, 26 Sep 2024 00:00:00 +0000

Implementation of a B2G and B2B e-invoicing system in Spain for a multinational healthcare company


Type	Bachelor’s thesis (TFG)
Student	Jordi Nicolau de la Peña García
Academic year	2024/25
Co-supervisor	Andrés Martínez Viana
Repository

Abstract

A multinational healthcare company has made the strategic decision to directly assume the integral management of its billing and shipping processes in Spain, a project entrusted to EDICOM. This project explores the implementation of electronic invoicing in this company, focusing on the adoption of FacturaE for B2G transactions and EDI for B2B operations. It details the integration processes with the company’s ERP, data transformation, and communication with different stakeholders. The study highlights the importance of telecommunications in the secure transmission of data and the relevance of electronic invoicing for regulatory compliance and efficiency in the healthcare sector.

Desarrollo de un sistema streaming DASH de baja Latencia para la transmisión y reproducción de contenidos en directo generados por cámaras IP embarcadas en trenes

Tue, 09 Apr 2024 00:00:00 +0000

A low-latency DASH streaming system for live content from IP cameras on board trains


Type	Bachelor’s thesis (TFG)
Student	Angélica Stefania Gonçalves Rodrigues
Academic year	2023/24
Co-supervisors	Juan Carlos Guerri Cebollada, Sergio Fenollosa García
Repository

Abstract

This Final Degree Project presents the design and implementation of an adaptive real-time streaming system using the low latency DASH protocol, specifically intended for IP cameras in the context of the railway sector. The research discusses the need to provide optimized and adaptive video streams for the different situations that could be presented. The methodology includes the development of DASH-based adaptation algorithms to ensure efficient delivery of multimedia content, considering real-time bandwidth limitations and variations. In addition, a user interface is implemented through a web page that allows the visualization of streaming results, providing users with an interactive and intuitive experience. The practical implications and the possibilities of future application in security and surveillance systems make this work a valuable contribution in the field of technology applied to railway transportation.

Plataforma web de grabación de vídeo digital basada en DASH

Fri, 24 Nov 2023 00:00:00 +0000

A DASH-based web platform for digital video recording


Type	Bachelor’s thesis (TFG)
Student	Giovanny Jaramillo Pérez
Academic year	2022/23
Repository

Abstract

The objective of this final degree project is to develop a web platform that allows the management of multiple cameras, real-time playback of them using the DASH-LL protocol, and viewing of video recordings already made. To carry out the platform, three services will be taken into account: a web interface that allows the management of the cameras, a database server for persistent storage and sharing of information, and a server in charge of recoding the video. The interface design will be designed in such a way that it allows users to navigate between the views comfortably and easily, reducing the overload of functions in the web application. It is intended to build a useful and innovative tool that allows to play videos in real time adapting the qualities of the camera according to the network conditions. This will allow that, if a user does not have a stable connection, the video in real time will continue playing.

Escalado de un servicio de codificación y encriptación de vídeo

Thu, 16 Nov 2023 00:00:00 +0000

Scaling a video encoding and encryption service


Type	Bachelor’s thesis (TFG)
Student	Daniel García Gavilá
Academic year	2022/23
Repository

Abstract

This project has two main objectives.

First, make the necessary modifications and developments that allow scaling an already existing video encoding and encryption service. In this sense, the development of a service will be carried out that will intervene between the user of the coding service and several of the mentioned coding services in a way that distributes the incoming requests between the existing coding services and, in this way, allow a horizontal heating of the service.

Second, design and implement a solution that allows the coding service to be deployed in a cluster of containers in a way that allows dynamic resizing.

Desarrollo de una herramienta para la evaluación de codificadores avanzados de vídeo

Fri, 24 Feb 2017 00:00:00 +0000

A tool for evaluating advanced video encoders


Type	Bachelor’s thesis (TFG)
Student	Natalia Blasco Suárez
Academic year	2015/16
Co-supervisor	Juan Carlos Guerri Cebollada
Repository

Abstract (in Spanish)

El objetivo principal del proyecto es el desarrollo de una herramienta que permita la codificación de vídeo para la evaluación de las prestaciones de los principales codificadores existentes en el mercado. Dicha herramienta permitirá realizar de forma automática la codificación y evaluación de múltiples códecs y múltiples calidades a partir de un vídeo de origen y un archivo de configuración. Concretamente, se evaluará la viabilidad de los principales códecs de vídeo (H.264-AVC, H.265-HEVC, VP8 y VP9) con distintas configuraciones.

Análisis de Funcionamiento de DASH

Mon, 15 Jul 2013 00:00:00 +0000

An analysis of how DASH works


Type	Bachelor’s thesis (TFG)
Student	Saul Mestre Diaz
Academic year	2012/13

SIMOVIELE. Desarrollo de un Sistema Integral de Monitorización, Visual y Evaluación de Consumos Energéticos para el Ámbito Doméstico

Sun, 15 Jul 2012 00:00:00 +0000

SIMOVIELE: an integrated system for monitoring, visualising and evaluating household energy consumption


Type	Bachelor’s thesis (TFG)
Student	Antoni Miquel Murcia
Academic year	2011/12

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