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48<br />
Paper Abstracts—In Alphabetical Order of Presenters<br />
PROBLEMS OF CONSTITUTING UNIVERSITY CENTERS FOR<br />
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY EXPLOITATION, FROM THE PER-<br />
SPECTIVE OF THE INNOVATIVE – ENTREPRENEURIAL EDU-<br />
CATION.<br />
ANTON HADĂR, ALEXANDRU MARIN, AUGUSTIN SEME-<br />
NESCU, DAN C. BADEA,<br />
University POLITEHNICA of Bucharest, Romania, antonhadar@yahoo.com,<br />
alexandru.marin@upb.ro, asemenescu2002@yahoo.com,<br />
dancbadea@click<strong>net</strong>.ro<br />
ABSTRACT<br />
The paper offers an analysis of the concept of doctoral and research<br />
university, from the perspective of its transformation into an entrepreneurial<br />
university.<br />
One of the instruments of this transformation is the audit of innovation<br />
management performance, which is presented as a case study<br />
applied in the University POLITEHNICA of Bucharest.<br />
Another instrument is represented by the concept of “University<br />
Center for Intellectual Property Exploitation (UCIPE)”, which is presented<br />
in a real application, which was done for a project financed<br />
by The European Union in Romania.<br />
There is presented a model for constituting and organizing a UCIPE<br />
and there is shown its influence on the modification of the university<br />
curiculla, by introducing the concepts of the innovative – entrepreneurial<br />
education.<br />
Keywords: Intellectual Property, University Centers, Innovative –<br />
Entrepreneurial Education.<br />
RESEARCH AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP ON LOCATION BASED<br />
SERVICES AND MUSEUM INFORMATION SYSTEMS<br />
ABSTRACT<br />
JUERGEN SIECK<br />
University of Applied Sciences Berlin, Berlin, Germany<br />
email: J.Sieck@htw-berlin.de<br />
telephone: +493056400704<br />
The development of computer technology, mobile devices and sensor<br />
technology during the past 30 years has continually affected the<br />
creation of new applications based on emergent technologies.<br />
By combining the advantages of established technologies with these<br />
new approaches and furthermore adapting those criteria to the different<br />
user needs and application scenarios, including the location<br />
of users, we are able to extend existing applications with new mobile<br />
components and services.<br />
The main focus of this paper is to describe the design of mobile<br />
multimedia indoor information systems and context-sensitive services<br />
based on a RFID sensor <strong>net</strong>work in museums and passive<br />
RFID tags. In order to cover a wide range of applications a standard<br />
system architecture was developed.<br />
The system and technologies are currently used in three companies.<br />
The company Acoustiguide develops the general concepts<br />
and the content, the company Bitmanufaktur develops and adapts<br />
the electronic equipment and the event management company Bureau<br />
Q offers the product and interface design as well as adapted<br />
solutions such as a RFID-based event management system.