A second-year BSc (Hons) Computer Science group project at the University of Westminster. MediGo is designed to support hospitals with real-time ambulance coordination, faster dispatch decisions, and secure communication between operations staff and drivers.
Enable hospitals to coordinate ambulances efficiently and safely.
Task assignment from hospital dispatchers with instant notification
Location tracking and status reporting during trips
Support visibility without transmitting patient records
6 members collaborating across full-stack development, mobile engineering, data, QA, and DevOps.
Contributed to backend services and developed core user interfaces for the ambulance driver mobile application and assisted on google maps API integration.
Worked on backend logic and implemented responsive components for the hospital web portal dashboard.
Developed backend features and enhanced usability of the hospital web portal through clean and accessible UI design.
Supported backend development while designing and implementing interactive workflows for the web-based hospital dashboard.
Contributed to backend integrations and focused on implementing driver-side workflows within the mobile application.
Assisted with backend development, built driver app UI components, and supported testing and system reliability.
University of Westminster • BSc (Hons) Computer Science • Year 2
Improving ambulance dispatch and operational visibility for hospitals in Sri Lanka
Live tracking, hospital assignment, status monitoring, and role-based permissions
Functional prototype, documentation, and evaluation assessing operational benefits