Caliatys, hydrogen mobility and industrial mobile application development

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Caliatys builds a cross‑platform hydrogen refuelling app for iOS and Android using Qt + QML + C++, integrates maps, social login, telemetry and offline mode, and runs an 8‑station pilot in California. Major engineering work is writing missing cloud connectors (AWS/Azure/Google), solving QML↔C++ data sync problems, and adding Bluetooth Low Energy support for industrial device protocols. The app is deployed and working in pilots but required unexpected time for native connector and packaging/signing edge cases.

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1. 0:00Introduction to Caliatys
2. 2:16Hydrogen mobility challenges
3. 3:22Developing hydrogen station app
4. 6:15Mobile app architecture design
5. 8:01Testing and deployment issues
6. 10:11Multiplatform development trade-offs
7. 11:59Bluetooth and cloud integration
8. 12:40Conclusion and next steps

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