MyGuideUPB vs EMWaver

MyGuideUPB is an application that provides important information related to academic life, university enrollment, mobility programs, scholarships, includes programs and fields of study, search based on places (campus buildings) and location-based content (Google Maps), including bus and subway stations, parking, and dining places. Features include: - Admission – Find information about registration period, enrollment, tuition fees. - Degrees – Undergraduate, Master, Doctoral and Post-doctoral studies in 3 foreign languages: English, French and German. - Courses - Expand your horizons by participating in optional courses. - Scholarships – Eligibility conditions, number and type of scholarships offered, etc. - Mobility – Outgoing mobilities for students. - Campus map – Find your way across campus. - Services – Useful information about Healthcare, Free time, Dining, Transport, Library - Student Associations - Take part in actions and events that will create unforgettable experiences.

EMWaver is a local-first electronics lab for iPhone and iPad. Connect a supported ESP32-S3 or STM32-based board, run JavaScript scripts, inspect device signals, manage bundled firmware, and use optional Agent assistance with your own API key. Local hardware control does not require an EMWaver account, cloud activation, hosted relay, subscription, or device ownership check. Scripts and core device workflows stay on your device by default. Use EMWaver to: • Run local scripts against supported microcontroller boards • Inspect device state and hardware signals from a mobile-first interface • Manage app-bundled firmware workflows for supported targets • Keep script-first hardware experiments out of the compile/flash/debug loop • Ask the optional Agent for script and troubleshooting help when you provide an API key EMWaver is open-source and built by Continual MI.