Technical Lead Mobile App Development

Looking for lead architect mobile app developer IOS/Andoid app DeviceMesh is a startup with a new experiential App - a video content delivery solution for mobile that simultaneously triggers video and audio and flashlights on unlimited numbers of mobile devices anywhere around world, together or dispersed, with or without internet. We are looking for a partner to help bring the product to market, we hope to break a new world record for the largest number of mobiles triggered at the same time, perhaps in partnership with a charity. The App moves video across unlimited devices in perfect sync. It’s also a new interactive way for consumers to share and watch video across multiple mobile screens. There's no technical limit to the number of devices that can be triggered in sync all around the world at the same time. Where there’s limited or no internet, such as stadiums and venues, once the app is installed we can trigger the devices using the camera with a visual trigger on the big screens at the venues. This works with the devices in airplane mode. DeviceMesh acts as a video/music delivery platform where you can manage rights, controlling when and how many times video content can be played before being removed to get round content licensing issues. Headline features of the app are: VideoMESH plays back video in sync, moving video content across unlimited numbers of mobile devices anywhere in world, with or without internet. AudioMESH synchronises audio playback across devices – creating custom soundscapes that can move around a venue or stadium. FlashMESH coordinates the triggering of smartphones flashlights to create beautiful patterns and messages around a venue or stadium. FanMESH orchestration of fans, from mass scale karaoke to coordinated Mexican waves or card stunts creating human patterns and messages around a stadium ReMESH replay of video highlights at the same time in sync across as many mobile devices in or outside a stadium VRMESH trigger Virtual or Augmented Reality experiences across as many virtual headsets totally in sync Have a look at this video that shows DeviceMesh in action on a small scale. [login to view URL]