Beacon test for indoor application

The developer should create a mobile app, containing three requests, to verify how Beacons devices of different productors (in Eddystone standards, both for Android and/or iOS) respond. The app should perform three actions. Demo-test n.1: A traffic light with the red light turned on appears on the smartphone’s display. The red light becomes green as the user gets closer to Beacon 1. The developer should be able to set an estimated work distance based on the RSSI (Received Signal Strength Indicator). The user should be able to switch off the app with a STOP button. Demo-test n.2: When the user gets close to Beacon 2, the stopwatch is launched. The app starts counting minutes and seconds as long as the user stays in the range of the Beacon. The developer should be able to set an estimated work distance based on the RSSI (Received Signal Strength Indicator). The user should be able to switch off the app with a STOP button. Demo-test n.3: When the user gets close to Beacon 3, the app launches an in-app browser directing to an established http address. The developer should be able to set an estimated work distance based on the RSSI (Received Signal Strength Indicator). The user should be able to switch off the app with a STOP button. Requested skills: Beacon programming with Google Developers Toolkit and app generation for iOS and Android.