Company Background

DSR is led by Dr Janko Mrsic-Flogel, Managing Director, and Lee McLoughlin, Technical Director, both of whom hold positions at London's Imperial College and each with many years experience in advanced computing, Internet and mobile telecommunications.

The company provides research, development and consulting services to blue chip clients in the UK and overseas. DSR is currently helping its clients to develop client/server mobile solutions, communications interfaces and software applications for mobile computing and telecommunications for the next millennium.

Over the past five years, DSR has provided technology and services to companies and organizations including Celt, Orange, Ericsson, JFAX, Hyundai, Daewoo, Legal & General, the National Health Service and Irish and Swedish government agencies. It has been a registered Psion developer since 1993.

Bridging the gap between mobile networks and email

SMSGate^TM is a versatile modular client/server system which integrates data, fax and Internet email with GSM and PCN messaging systems, enabling users at last to take advantage of the existing short message (SMS) facilities available on digital mobile phones.

DSR has based its Airmail^TM suite on the SMSgate technology to integrate data, fax and Internet email with GSM and PCN messaging systems. Airmail bridges the gap between the mobile phone networks and Internet email, allowing messages to be sent between the two communications media most used by people on the move. Thus, users can use their mobile to send and receive email to or from anywhere in the world via the Internet. Before the launch of Airmail , the only way to keep in touch electronically whilst on the move has meant using a portable computer, modem and software.

Airmail^TM is a subscription service that enables users of any ordinary digital mobile phone to send and receive Internet email via SMS (Short Message Service). Messages can be sent within and between networks without the need for any additional hardware or software - all you need is your phone!

Airmail Pro^TM, the most recent addition to the Airmail suite, enables any email user to send a message direct to any mobile phone with SMS capability - without needing to invest in extra software or hardware. Airmail Pro subscribers can access all the big four UK networks and overseas providers, efficiently and cost-effectively.

London In The Palm Of Your Hand

Spring 1998 sees the launch of DSR's London Access^TM for palm-top computers. Using mapping data supplied by Nicholson, the UK's leading map publisher, London Access provides accurate visual maps of the UK's capital city. By selecting any London street you can access a wealth of information including the nearest tube stations, best routes, and local attractions. The software has been carefully programmed by DSR to take maximum advantage of the easy to use nature of Windows CE. Other planned Windows CE releases include a CE Web Server intended for Web-based data collection applications, an SMS (Short Message Service) application and a Secure Shell (SSH) client for CE.

WAP Software Development

Dynamical Systems Research has been involved in developing WAP applications and WAP related software from the onset of WAP when it developed the first live WAP application for Ericsson which was shown at TelecomAsia in June 1998. Since then DSR has developed a various WAP demonstration and trial services. In October 1998 DSR released the first publicly available WAP software, the WAP Developer Toolkit, a comprehensive set of WAP developer software tools that include a WAP browser with full WMLScript support, WMLScript Compiler, WML Encoder/Decoder, source code examples en full documentation and language reference guides. All tools are completely written in Java. Source code of DSR's WAP software components have been licensed to a number of blue chip companies and members of the WAP Forum.

DSR Management:

Dr Janko Mrsic-Flogel, Managing Director
Dr Mrsic-Flogel, who founded DSR in 1993, is an acknowledged expert on software and systems design. As co-creator and lecturer of the multi-media systems course at Imperial College, London, he has a valuable insight into state-of-the-art research.

Dr Mrsic-Flogel has authored and been designated as inventor, on many patent applications relating to telecommunications and neural systems. As well as pioneering some of the data and short message services now available in GSM, he is an active researcher in the field of mobile computing. His Ph.D. thesis was written on neural networks and he continues to publish academic papers.

Lee McLoughlin, Technical Director
As Technical Director and co-founder of DSR, Lee McLoughlin holds special responsibility for the development of DSR's SMSgate development program. He has worked with email and Internet systems for over 16 years and is acknowledged as one of the UK's leading experts in this field.  

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