Ubiquitouscomputing ubicomp is a post desktop model of human computer interaction in which information ... activities, someone using ubiquitouscomputing engages many computational devices and systems ..., everyware , ref cite book title Everyware the dawning age of ubiquitouscomputing last Greenfield ... for ubiquitouscomputing and for these related terms, a taxonomy of properties for ubiquitouscomputing has been proposed, from which different kinds or flavors of ubiquitous systems and applications can be described. ref name Poslad cite book last Poslad first Stefan title UbiquitousComputing ..., all models of ubiquitouscomputing share a vision of small, inexpensive, robust networked processing ... place ends. For example, a domestic ubiquitouscomputing environment might interconnect lighting ... of menus from the food actually on hand, and warn users of stale or spoiled food. Ubiquitouscomputing ... that the natural interaction paradigm appropriate to a fully robust ubiquitouscomputing has yet ... more useful range of UbiquitousComputing devices. Hence, three additional forms for ubiquitous ... worldwide, like pigment in the wall paint . History Mark Weiser coined the phrase ubiquitouscomputing ... 07 ref ref cite web url http www.research.ibm.com journal sj 384 weiser.html title Ubiquitouscomputing ... http www.ubiq.com hypertext weiser UbiHome.html title Ubiquitouscomputing date 1996 03 17 last Weiser ... all.jsp?arnumber 1427641 T Engine, arguably the most advanced ubiquitouscomputing platform in the world ... coauthors Rich Gold and John Seely Brown title The origins of ubiquitouscomputing research at PARC ... computing research centers Ubiquitouscomputing touches on a wide range of research topics, including ... computing Smart device Ubiquitous learning Ubiquitous Commerce Virtual reality Wearable computer ... Computing ISBN 0 321 38401 6 . Greenfield describes the interaction paradigm of ubiquitous ... www.ubicomp.org International Conference on UbiquitousComputing Ubicomp http www.percom.org IEEE ... more details
Infobox journal title Personal and UbiquitousComputing cover Deleted image removed File PUC splash.png thumb center editor Peter James Thomas discipline Ubiquitouscomputing abbreviation formernames Personal Technologies publisher Springer Science Business Media country frequency Bimonthly history 1997 present impact 1.137 impact year 2010 openaccess Partly license Creative Commons licenses CC BY NC 2.5 website http www.springer.com computer hci journal 779 link1 http www.springerlink.com openurl.asp?genre issue&issn 1617 4909&issue current link1 name Online access ISSN 1617 4909 eISSN 1617 4917 Personal and UbiquitousComputing is a peer review peer reviewed scientific journal that was established in 1997. It covers original research on ubiquitouscomputingubiquitous and pervasive computing , ambient intelligence , and handheld, Wearable computer wearable and Mobile computing mobile information devices , with a focus on user experience and interaction design issues. The journal publishes a mixture of issues themed on specific topics, or organised around scientific workshops, and original research papers. According to the Journal Citation Reports , the journal has a 2010 impact factor of 1.137, ranking it 24th out of 78 journals in the category Telecommunications and 62nd out of 126 in the category Computer Science Information Systems . ref Journal Citation Reports , 2010 ref The editor in chief is Peter James Thomas Peter Thomas Manifesto Group . The journal is published by Springer Science Business Media . Abstracting and indexing The journal is abstracted and indexed in InfoTrac Academic OneFile , EBSCO Publishing Academic Search , Compendex , Computer Science Index , Current Abstracts , Current Contents Engineering, Computing and Technology, Digital Bibliography & Library ... hci journal 779 Twitter personalubicomp Facebook personalubicomp Personal and UbiquitousComputing Categories Category English language journals Category Ubiquitouscomputing Category Computer ... more details
context date August 2011 Ubiquitous human computing is the phenomenon of dis aggregating a task into component pieces and then parceling them out around the world. Perhaps the best known example is Amazon Mechanical Turk , where simple tasks that cannot be done by a computer for example, labeling images are outsourced to anyone with an internet connection for a low cost. See also Galaxy Zoo Amazon Mechanical Turk Crowdsourcing References Zittrain, J 2008 . http papers.ssrn.com sol3 papers.cfm?abstract id 1140445 Ubiquitous human computing , Phil. Trans. R. Soc. . Oppenheimer, E 2009 . Introduction Ubiquitous Human Computing , The Future of the Internet &mdash And How to Stop It. Zittrain, J 2009 . http www.scu.edu ethics practicing focusareas technology zittrain.html Minds for Sale Ubiquitous Human Computing and the Future of the Internet , The Markkula Center for Applied Ethics Pavlus, J 2010 . http www.technologyreview.com computing 26535 Adding Human Intelligence to Software , Technology Review Greene, K 2010 . http www.technologyreview.com business 26651 Crowdsourcing Jobs to a Worldwide Mobile Workforce , Technology Review Category Crowdsourcing Category Human based computation Category Social information processing Category Web 2.0 Category Web services Compu stub ... more details
External links date June 2010 Main Ubiquitouscomputing This is a list of institutions who claim to have a focus on Ubiquitouscomputing sorted by country Australia Context Aware Mobility, National ICT ... http unisinos.br laboratorios mobilab Mobilab Laboratory of Mobile and UbiquitousComputing , University ... gcu.dc.ufscar.br UbiquitousComputing Group , Federal University of S o Carlos, Brazil http intermidia.incubadora.fapesp.br ... Ubiquitous and Pervasive Computing Lab , Ryerson University, Canada http www.hml.queensu.ca ... , IT University of Copenhagen, Denmark Egypt http www.ubicomp.nileu.edu.eg UbiquitousComputing group ... http www.ibr.cs.tu bs.de dus Distributed and UbiquitousComputing Lehrstuhl , Universit t Braunschweig ... UbiquitousComputing , Fraunhofer Institute for Applied Information Technology FIT , Sankt Augustin ... RCUC Research Centre for UbiquitousComputing , Department of Computer Science, Hong Kong Baptist University India http www.ubicomp.in National UbiquitousComputing Research Centre UCRC , Centre for Development of Advanced Computing CDAC , India. http www.iiitd.edu.in muc Mobile and Ubiquitous ... ubicomp UCRG UbiquitousComputing Research Group , Dublin Institute of Technology Italy http ... , Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology, Korea http uclab.khu.ac.kr UbiquitousComputing Lab , Kyung Hee University, Korea http ucn.re.kr UbiquitousComputing & Network Project , MIC, Korea http ..., Busan, Korea http www 903.ibm.com kr ucl UbiquitousComputing Lab , IBM, Korea http www.ubicc.org UbiquitousComputing and Communication Journal , Korea Malaysia http fet.mmu.edu.my cra CRAindex.htm ... MMU , Malaysia Pakistan http cruc.khi.nu.edu.pk Center for Research in UbiquitousComputing CRUC ... ubicomp uminho Mobile and UbiquitousComputing Group at University of Minho, Portugal ... http ailab.dei.uc.pt ubicomp ailab UbiquitousComputing Group at Artificial Intelligence Laboratory ... M.Stanton UbiqLab index.html UbiquitousComputing UbiqLab , Manchester Metropolitan University ... more details
Ubiquitous robot is a term used in an analogous way to Ubiquitouscomputing . Software useful for integrating robotic technologies with technologies from the fields of ubiquitous and pervasive computing, sensor networks, and ambient intelligence under GPL and LGPL licenses. ref http aass.oru.se peis download.html ref Emergence of mobile phone, wearable computer and ubiquitouscomputing predicts human beings will live in a ubiquitous world in which all devices are fully networked. The existence of ubiquitous space resulting from developments in computer and network technology will provide motivations to offer desired services by any IT device at any place and time through user interactions and seamless applications. This shift has hastened the ubiquitous revolution, which has further manifested itself in the new multidisciplinary research area, ubiquitous robotics. It initiates the third generation of robotics following the first generation of the industrial robot and the second generation of the personal robot. Ubiquitous robot Ubibot is a robot incorporating three components including virtual software robot or Avatar computing avatar , real world mobile robot and embedded sensor system in surroundings. Software robot within a virtual world can control a real world robot as a brain and interact with human beings. Researchers of KAIST, Korea describe these three components as a Sobot Software robot , Mobot Mobile robot , and Embot Embedded robot . ref name robotworldnews http www.robotworldnews.com 100328.php Giving Avatars Real Bodies , robotworldnews.com December 14, 2007 ref ... Part C Applications and Reviews, Vol. 37, No. 6, Nov. 2007. Jong Hwan Kim et al., Ubiquitous ..., Rome, Italy, April 2007. Jong Hwan Kim, Ubiquitous Robot Recent Progress and Development, Keynote .... 2006. Jong Hwan Kim et al., The 3rd Generation of Robotics Ubiquitous Robot, Keynote Speech Paper ..., 2004. Jong Hwan Kim, Ubiquitous Robot, in Computational Intelligence, Theory and Applications ... more details
systems Learning E Learning Ubiquitouscomputing References See http en.wikipedia.org wiki File ...For some, ubiquitous learning or u learning, ULearning is equivalent to some form of simple M learning .... The ubiquitous learning environment ULE may detect more context data than elearning. Besides the domains ... ref name zhao xin . A ubiquitous learning environment is any setting in which students can become totally immersed in the learning process. So, a ubiquitous learning environment ULE ref name .... They just have to be there. Ubiquitous learning is the subject of a research institute at the University ... Adaptive Content Delivery in Ubiquitous Learning Environment booktitle The 6th IEEE International Conference on Wireless, Mobile and Ubiquitous Technologies in Education IEEE WMUTE 2010 place Kaohsiung ... WAN XIN, OKAMOTO TOSHIO title Adaptive Content Delivery in Ubiquitous Learning Environment booktitle The 6th IEEE International Conference on Wireless, Mobile and Ubiquitous Technologies in Education ... Spaces Supporting Ubiquitous Learning in Higher Distance education Distance Education , Dagstuhl Seminar Proceedings 05181, Mobile computing Mobile Computing and Ambient Intelligence The Challenge ... 15 22, IEEE Computer Society Press, 2002. Cope, B. and Kalantzis, M., eds., Ubiquitous Learning .... Guozhen Zhang Qun Jin Shih, T.K. 200 . Peer to peer based social interaction tools in ubiquitous learning environment, Parallel and Distributed computing Distributed Systems , 2005. Proceedings. 11th ... Yano, Context Aware Support for Computer Supported Ubiquitous Learning, IEEE WMTE2004, pp. ... of Computer Supported Ubiquitous Learning Environment, International Journal of Advanced Technology for Learning. Li, L., Zheng, Y., Ogata, H., and Yano, Y. UbiquitouscomputingUbiquitousComputing in Learning Toward a Conceptual Framework of Ubiquitous Learning Environment, Int l J. of Pervasive Comp ... 2004 http www.ascilite.org.au conferences perth04 procs pdf jones.pdf Ubiquitous learning environment ... more details
For the company whose name is derived from Ubiquitous communcations Ubicom Notability date October 2009 The Ubiquitous Communicator UC is a mobile computing device designed for the use in ubiquitouscomputing by Ken Sakamura , the creator of TRON dn date February 2012 and a leading Japan ese Computer science computer scientist in Tokyo University . The device is based on T Engine . History On September 15, 2004, YRP UNL announced in Japan that it has started the production of a new model after creating five prototype s over three years. The model was used in trial tests circa late 2004. The new model weighing about 196 gram s contains new features RFID reader compatible for ucode dn date February 2012 , a 2 megapixel Charge coupled device CCD camera , a secondary 300 000 pixel camera for Videophone video phone , support for wireless network technologies, Bluetooth , Wi Fi , and IrDA , VoIP VOIP Phones phone feature, SD memory card SD and mini SD memory card slot , fingerprint authentication and encryption co processor as option. It was expected to be sold for three hundred thousand Japanese yen yen twenty seven hundred dollars . References reflist sources date February 2010 External links http www.itmedia.co.jp lifestyle articles 0409 15 news079.html YRP UNL release a ubiquitouscomputing device jp icon Category Ubiquitouscomputing Category Videotelephony Compu hardware stub telecommunications stub ja ... more details
the concept of UbiquitousComputing which are and will be the main driving forces for the Ubiquitous ... also Ubiquitouscomputing Electronic Business Electronic Commerce Mobile commerce V commerce Silent ... A. U Commerce The Ultimate Commerce. Retrieved March 14, 2012 Refend Category Ubiquitouscomputing ...Ubiquitous Commerce also known as U Commerce, u commerce or uCommerce, consists of the wireless, continuous communication and exchange of data and information between retailer, Customer customers and System systems and accordingly Application software applications at any time and in any place. In general U Commerce describes the generic term for an all encompassing business transactions through or by means of information and communications technology . Core Concepts According to Richard T. Watson the next generation of commerce referred to as U Commerce includes four major features Ubiquitous represents the ability to be connect at any time and in any place as well as the integration of human computer interaction into most devices and processes , e.g. household objects. Uniqueness stands for the unique identification of each customer or user regarding his identity, current context, needs and location resulting in an individual service. Universal is related to everyone s devices which can be used multifunctional and as well as universal you will always be connected no matter of your place. Unison constitutes the data integration across applications and devices to provide users consistent and fully access to required information independent of device and location. The term unison also relates to fully synchronised devices at any time. Areas U Commerce is described as the evolution ... The origin and development of Ubiquitous Commerce is based on various information and communication ... intelligence AI Opportunities and Threats In conjunction of the evolution of Ubiquitous Commerce ... year 2006 title Ubiquitous and Pervasive Commerce publisher Springer isbn 978 1 84628 035 1 http ubiquity.acm.org ... more details
A ubiquitous city or U city is a city or region with ubiquitous information technology . All information system s are linked, and virtually everything is linked to an information system through technologies such as wireless networking and RFID tag s. Overview The concept has received most attention in South Korea , which is planning to build some 15 ubiquitous cities. The first U City, Hwaseong Dongtan U City, has been partially completed and operated in 2007. It characterizes diverse U Services that include U Traffic, U Parking, and U Crime Prevention service. The largest of these will be in Songdo, Incheon . Future X development in Daejeon is scheduled to open in 2009. ref cite web url http economy.ohmynews.com articleview article view.asp?at code 299985 work Ohmynews title Daejeon e yubikwoteoseu bokhapdosi pyucheorekseu geonseol, Combined ubiquitous city Future X to be constructed in Daejeon accessdate 2006 08 01 date 2005 12 21 ref In the United States, the first Ubiquitous city is the Manhattan Harbour project in Dayton, Kentucky. Along the banks of the Ohio River, just minutes from downtown Cincinnati, the convert 142 acre km2 adj on riverfront project will be built as a Ubiquitous city from the ground up. Currently, a division of The LG Group, LG CNS, has over 100 ubiquitous concepts to implement in the plan. Notes reflist See also Ubiquity Education u city Department External links http www.engadget.com 2005 10 05 new songdo the south korean ubiquitous city of the future Engadget on Songdo http www.nytimes.com 2005 10 05 technology techspecial 05oconnell.html?ex 1286164800&en 4a368c49e8f30bd2&ei 5088 New York Times on Songdo http www.manhattanharbour.com Manhattan Harbour Project Site coord missing South Korea Category Science and technology in South Korea Category Information technology management Category Planned cities in South Korea ko ... more details
Unreferenced date December 2009 Orphan date February 2009 Ubiquitous gaze , also referred to as pursuing eyes , is an art term for the effect created by certain portraits, such as the Mona Lisa , which give the impression that the subject s eyes are following the viewer. When such a painting is viewed from any angle, the subject s eyes still appear to be looking straight into the viewer s. This is an effect of Perspective graphical perspective and may be deliberate or not. Ubiquitous gaze is a common technique of the Trompe l Oeil trompe l il school of painting, and can be seen in numerous works. DEFAULTSORT Ubiquitous Gaze Category Artistic techniques Art stub de Silberblick Malerei ... more details
About the formal concept of computation computation the magazine Computing magazine the scientific journal Computing journal File Babbage Difference Engine Being utilised .jpg thumb 300px A difference engine computing the solution to a polynomial function File Moody Hall computer lab.jpg thumb 250px ... Wikimedia Foundation Wikimedia Server computing server s Computing is the activity of using computer hardware and computer software software . Definitions Computing Curricula 2005 ref name curricula The Joint Task Force for Computing Curricula 2005. http www.acm.org education curric vols CC2005 March06Final.pdf Computing Curricula 2005 The Overview Report pdf ref defined computing as blockquote In a general way, we can define computing to mean any goal oriented activity requiring, benefiting from, or creating computers. Thus, computing includes designing and building hardware and software ... The term computing has sometimes been narrowly defined, as in a 1989 Association for Computing Machinery ACM report on Computing as a Discipline ref http cs.gmu.edu cne pjd GP CompDisc.pdf Computing as a Discipline pdf ref blockquote The discipline of computing is the systematic study of algorithmic ..., and application. The fundamental question underlying all computing is What can be efficiently automated? blockquote Computing Curricula 2005 ref name curricula also recognizes that the meaning of computing depends on the context blockquote Computing also has other meanings that are more ... will view computing somewhat differently from a software engineer. Regardless of the context, doing computing well can be complicated and difficult. Because society needs people to do computing well, we must think of computing not only as a profession but also as a discipline. blockquote The term computing is also synonymous with counting and calculating. In earlier times, it was used in reference to mechanical computing machines. A computer is a machine that reads, stores, manipulates and displays ... more details
Infobox album See Wikipedia WikiProject Albums Name Ubiquitous Frequency Oscillation UFO Type studio Artist Joel Kanning Cover UFO cover.jpg Alt Released July 02, 2009 Recorded Genre New Age music New Age , Chillout , World music World Length 54 10 Label Producer Joel Kanning Last album Nobis album Nobis br 2001 This album Ubiquitous Frequency Oscillation UFO br 2009 Next album Album ratings rev1 NewAgeMusic.nu rev1score favorable ref name NAM cite web first BT last Fasmer title The UFO Enigma url http www.newagemusic.nu ?p 1715 publisher NewAgeMusic.nu accessdate 4 October 2009 ref Automatically generated by DASHBot Ubiquitous Frequency Oscillation UFO is the second studio album by Joel Kanning . The album was self released July 2, 2009, as a digital release through services such as iTunes Store iTunes , Amazon MP3 and Rhapsody online music service Rhapsody , and a physical release through CD Baby . Track listing The Visitor 2 47 Travelers 3 40 Ashima 4 53 Dancing In The Mist 4 38 Twilight 4 47 One World 3 19 Messages From Above 4 42 Auricle 4 23 L amour Sonique 5 02 In Excelsis 5 46 Across Cultures 3 54 Drifting 6 24 Personnel Joel Kanning keyboards, guitar, composition, engineering & production. Tami Kanning vocals & lyrics Messages From Above , Auricle , Drifting . References references See also http music.joelkanning.com music Joel Kanning Music music.joelkanning.com http www.discogs.com Joel Kanning Ubiquitous Frequency Oscillation UFO release 1968580 Joel Kanning Ubiquitous Frequency Oscillation UFO at Discogs DEFAULTSORT Ubiquitous Frequency Oscillation Ufo Category 2009 albums ... more details
Ubiquitous Knowledge Processing Lab also UKP Lab is a research lab in the Department of Computer Science at the TU Darmstadt Technische Universit t Darmstadt . It was founded in 2006 by Prof. Dr. Iryna Gurevych. Research Activities UKP Lab develops natural language processing techniques for automatically understanding written text and applies them to information management like information retrieval , question answering , and structuring information in Wiki s. ref http www.hessen it.de mm Hessen IT NEWS 0308.pdf Hessen IT News 03 2008 . ref The Ubiquitous Knowledge Processing Lab is among the leading research institutes in the field of utilizing Web 2.0 content as the source of Lexical semantics lexical semantic information for natural language processing NLP . Wikipedia and Wiktionary are employed as collaboratively constructed lexical semantic resources and used to improve expert built resources like WordNet . These resources are used to develop semantically enhanced algorithms for information retrieval and question answering. An example is semantic search If a user enters the query pie fruit into a search engine, a standard search engine will retrieve pages containing the words pie but not the word fruit , providing plenty of pages on apple pie . An intelligent search engine will understand that the user is interested in pie recipes that do not use any type of fruit and retrieve appropriate documents. ref Example from http www.volkswagenstiftung.de uploads media Impulse fuer die Wissenschaft 2010 gesamt.pdf Impulse f r die Wissenschaft 2010 Volkswagenstiftung . ref Further research activities at UKP lab are automatic quality assessment of text, sentiment analysis and opinion mining. Research activities are organized into the following research areas Educational natural language processing Multilingual semantic information management Natural language processing for Wikis ... references references External links http www.ukp.tu darmstadt.de Website Ubiquitous Knowledge Processing ... more details
Infobox musical artist See Wikipedia WikiProject Musicians name Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker image caption image size background group or band alias USS origin Toronto, Ontario instrument Guitar , Erhu , Turntablism Turntables , Electronic musical instrument Electronic instrumentation programming genre Alternative dance , Drum and bass , Electronica occupation years active 2007 to present label Smashing World Records associated acts website http www.ussmusic.com current members Ash Boo Schultz, Jason Human Kebab Parsons past members notable instruments Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker USS is a musical duo that began working out of Parkdale, Toronto Parkdale , ref name MUCH http www.muchmusic.com music artists bio.asp?artist 2136 Artist bio on MuchMusic.com Last accessed Mar 11, 2009 ref a neighbourhood situated in the west end of Toronto , Ontario , Canada . The band is composed of vocalist, guitarist and erhu player Ashley Buchholz aka Ash Boo Schultz and Turntablism turntablist hype man Jason Human Kebab Parsons . The USS sound is a mixture of drum and bass beats, grunge like guitar riffs and 2 step garage 2 step rhythms. We like to call what we do the campfire after party, Ash said, It s like you re at Nirvana Unplugged but there s a drum and bass party and glow sticks all around you. ref name VICTORIA http www.canada.com victoriatimescolonist news arts story.html?id fcf6d938 5dd0 4345 ... Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker&tid 1016 Interview for Crave TV Last accessed Mar 11, 2009 ref the pair hit ... plan he wrote, Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker. ref name VICTORIA Although this title was to become ... 2010 03 concert photos ubiquitous synergy.html ref USS brought home their second ... news 65437 uss ready to be ubiquitous again USS Ready To Be Ubiquitous Again , ChartAttack , Jan 27 ... http gauntlet.ucalgary.ca story 10466?qt Ubiquitous 20Synergy 20Seeker Gauntlet, Smoothie Virtues ... USS myspace profile http www.facebook.com pages USS UBIQUITOUS SYNERGY SEEKER 21876203848 ... more details
Urban computing is an emerging field of study that focuses on the use of technology in public environments such as cities, parks, forests and suburbs. It also studies the interaction between humans and such environments, which is becoming increasingly common as access to computing devices extends beyond home and office. This is a multidisciplinary field connected by artists, architects, urban planners and geographers. ref Citizen Science Enabling Participatory Urbanism Eric Paulos , R.J. Honicky, and Ben Hooker Handbook of Research on Urban Informatics The Practice and Promise of the Real Time City. Hershey, PA Information Science Reference, IGI Global. Edited by Marcus Foth, IGI Global, 2008 in press ref References references Category Human computer interaction Category Ubiquitouscomputing compu stub es Computaci n urbana ... more details
Wikify date April 2010 Orphan date November 2006 Task computing is a computation to fill the gap between tasks what user wants to be done , and services functionalities that are available to the user . Task computing seeks to redefine how users interact with and use computing environments. It is built on pervasive computing . Task Computing Framework TCF and Task Computing Environment TCE A Task Computing Framework TCF is a framework that supports Task Computing, by providing support for The workflows of Task Computing, i.e., at a minimum, Discovery, followed by Composition and Execution Semantic description of tasks and services Specification, Execution and Re Usability of tasks by end users Manipulation including creation and disposal of services by the end users This definition of a Task Computing Framework does not make reference to computational components. Here an embodiment of a Task Computing Framework will be referred to as a Task Computing Environment TCE . A TCE is a computational system that includes, at a minimum, the following components One or more Task Computing Clients TCCs , One or more Semantically Described Services SDSs , One or more Semantic Service Discovery Mechanisms SSDMs , and Optionally one or more Service Controls SCs Applications Using Task Execution EditoR STEER ref http www.flacp.fujitsulabs.com rmasuoka papers Task Computing ISWC2003 202 color final.pdf Microsoft Word Task Computing ISCW2003 202 final.doc Bot generated title ref , embodiments of multiple Semantically Described Services and Service Controls the following applications are possible Exchanging Business Cards Showing and Sharing the Presentation Scheduling a Future Presentation Checking and Printing Directions to the Airport Notes references References Cite journal ref harv first Seng W. last Loke authorlink coauthors title Building Taskable Spaces over Ubiquitous Services journal IEEE Pervasive Computing volume 8 number 4 pages 72 78 year 2009 Related work http csdl2.computer.org ... more details
Sentient computing is a form of ubiquitouscomputing which uses sensor s to perceive its environment and react accordingly. A common use of the sensors is to construct a world model which allows location aware or context aware applications to be constructed. One famous research prototype of a sentient computing system was the work at AT&T Laboratories, Cambridge now defunct . It consisted of an Ultrasonic sensor ultrasonic indoor location system called the Active Bat s which provided a location accuracy of about 3 cm. The world model was managed via the http www.uk.research.att.com spirit SPIRIT database, using CORBA to access information and spatial indexing to deliver high level events such as Alice has entered the kitchen to listening context awareness context aware applications. The research continues at the http www.cl.cam.ac.uk Research DTG Digital Technology Group at the University of Cambridge . Some example applications of the system include A follow me phone which would cause the telephone nearest the recipient to ring. Teleporting desktops via Virtual Network Computing VNC just by clicking their Active Bat near the computer. Spatial dn date January 2012 buttons which were activated by clicking the Active Bat at a particular spot such as a poster . Measuring and surveying buildings. Location based game s Context adaptation A context adaptive system typically enables the user to maintain a certain application in different forms while roaming between different wireless access technologies, locations, devices and even simultaneously executing everyday tasks like meetings, driving a car etc. For example a context adaptive and hence ubiquitous navigation system would offer navigation support in the situations at home , indoor , outdoor , and in car . This involves ... . See also Domotics Mobile computingUbiquitouscomputing DEFAULTSORT Sentient Computing Category ... reflist Andy Hopper , The Royal Society Clifford Paterson Lecture, 1999 Sentient Computing. Philosophical ... more details
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In computing, minimalism refers to the application of minimalist philosophies and principles in computer hardware hardware and software design and usage. History In the 1950s, some mainframes had only 1000 characters of memory. 1960s mainframes typically had 4 to 64 kilobytes of storage. cn date April 2012 In the late 1970s and early 1980s, during the earliest generations of personal computers, programmers had to work within the confines of relatively expensive and limited Resource computer science resources . 8 or 16 kilobytes of RAM was common 64 kilobytes was considered a vast amount and was the address space of the 8 bit CPUs of the day. Expansion beyond 64K required bank switching . Storage capacities ranged from 88K floppy disks to then expensive 10 megabyte hard drives. Personal computer memory sizes have expanded by orders of magnitude over time, whereas system requirements remained the same for legacy software as it aged. As a result, even the most elaborate, feature rich programs of yesteryear seem minimalist in comparison with current software. Many of these programs are now considered abandonware . As the capabilities and system requirements of common desktop software and operating ... for computing devices have brought minimalism to the forefront. It is no longer necessary to buy a high end desktop personal computer merely to perform common computing tasks. ref http computer.howstuffworks.com ... computing button s and dialog box es that may potentially confuse the user. Minimalism is sometimes ... computing software theme . John Millar Carroll, in his book Minimalism Beyond the Nuremberg Funnel ... that minimalism, as illustrated by the design principles of parsimony and transparency computing ... first2 C. year 2004 title Minimalism in Ubiquitous Interface Design journal Personal and UbiquitousComputing publisher Springer volume 8 issue 5 pages 370 373 url http affect.media.mit.edu pdfs ... Minimalism Computing Category Classes of computers Category Software development philosophies es ... more details
Human centered computing may refer to Human centered computing , an academic discipline Ubiquitouscomputing , a concept Human centered computing NASA , a subproject of NASA s intelligent systems project disambig ... more details
Network computing is a generic term in computing which refers to computers or Node networking nodes working together over a computer network network . It may also mean Cloud computing Distributed computing Virtual Network Computing disambig Category Computer networking Computing Category Virtual Network Computing simple Network computing zh ... more details
Mobile software Mobileer s users of mobile rig s Ubiquitouscomputing References reflist 2 GH ... Far publisher Cambridge University Press year 2004 isbn 0521817331 cite book title UbiquitousComputing ...expert subject multiple Technology Computing date May 2009 refimprove date July 2008 File Galaxy Nexus ... common on smartphones. A smartphone is a form of mobile computing. File Telxon PTC 710 with MP 830 42.jpg thumb Telxon PTC 710 is a 16 bit mobile computer PTC 710 with MP 830 42 micro Printer computing printer 42 column version. Mobile computing is a form of human computer interaction by which a computer is expected to be transported during normal usage. Mobile computing has three aspects mobile ... Mobile computing is taking a computer and all necessary files and software out into the field ... Mobile computing being able to use a computing device even when being mobile and therefore changing location. Portability is one aspect of mobile computing. ref http mobileman.projects.supsi.ch glossary.html MobileMAN Glossary Bot generated title ref Mobile computing is the ability to use computing ... to information . Uwe Vieille, ACM.org Mobile Computing is a variety of wireless devices that has the mobility ... the mobile computing standards on the fleet. One can easily attack the VPN through a huge number ... or handwriting recognition require training. In vehicle computing and fleet computing ... etc. Security Issues involved in Mobile Computing main Mobile security Mobile security or mobile phone security has become increasingly important in mobile computing. It is of particular concern as it relates ... layers, and downloadable apps. Portable computing devices main Mobile device Portable computer Cleanup section date February 2009 There are several categories of portable computing devices that can ... much computing power and its applications suite is limited, and it can not replace a general .... A carputer is a computing device installed in an automobile. It operates as a wireless computer ... more details
computing. Privacy For computing to become ubiquitous in connecting people and transmitting ...distinguish Trusted computing Refimprove date February 2012 The term Trustworthy Computing TwC has been applied to computing systems that are inherently computer security secure , available, and reliable ... the term Trustworthy Computing as the title of a company initiative to improve public trust in its ... industry . Trusted vs. Trustworthy The terms Trustworthy Computing and Trusted Computing ... that will not fail . Trusted Computing has been defined and outlined with a set of specifications and guidelines by the Trusted Computing Platform Alliance TCPA , including secure input and output, memory curtaining, sealed storage, and remote attestation. As stated above, Trustworthy Computing aims ... and accepted. History Trustworthy computing is not a new concept. The 1960s saw an increasing dependence on computing systems by the military , the space program , financial institutions and public safety organizations. The computing industry began to identify deficiencies in existing systems and focus ... Babcock Computing identified four areas of trustworthiness that foreshadow Microsoft s. Their time ... for providing trustworthy computing concentrated on four areas An ironclad operating system ... to a trustworthy system. Microsoft launched its Trustworthy Computing initiative in 2002. This program ... activities to include a by design view of security. Microsoft and Trustworthy Computing news release ..., defining the framework of the company s Trustworthy Computing program. Four areas were identified ... Microsoft s first pillar of Trustworthy Computing is security. Security has always been a part of computing, but now it must become a priority. citation needed date January 2012 According to Microsoft ... to create a secure and trustworthy computing environment. Responsible Leadership Microsoft highlights ... necessary to create and enforce secure computing. Customer Guidance and Engagement It is important ... more details
pp move indef merge from Introduction to cloud computing discuss Talk Cloud computing Introduction to Cloud computing date March 2012 merge from Cloud computing security discuss Talk Cloud computing security Merge with Computer Security? date December 2011 File Cloud computing.svg 400px thumb Cloud computing logical diagram Cloud computing is a metaphor used by Technology or IT Services & Outsourcing IT Services companies for the delivery of computing requirements as a Service economics service to a heterogeneous ..., resources and its location that are very vital in building integrated computing infrastructure including networks, systems and applications . All Cloud computing models rely heavily on sharing of resources to achieve coherence and economies of scale similar to a utility computing utility ... name nist Cloud computing entrusts services typically centralized with a user s data, software ... and data are stored on server computing servers at a remote location. Cloud application providers strive ... locally on end user computers. At the foundation of cloud computing is the broader concept of infrastructure ... type of computing, just the top half dozen that are provably linked to cloud computing Cloud computing shares characteristics with Autonomic computing Computer systems capable of Self management ... computing refers broadly to any distributed application that distinguishes between service providers ... ref Grid computing A form of distributed computing distributed and parallel computing , whereby a super and virtual computer is composed of a Cluster computing cluster of networked, Loose coupling loosely ... mainframe blog sun cto cloud computing is like the mainframe title Sun CTO Cloud computing is like the mainframe publisher Itknowledgeexchange.techtarget.com date 2009 03 11 accessdate 2010 08 22 ref Utility computing The packaging of Computational resource computing resources ... Computing until now publisher TechPluto accessdate 2010 09 14 ref ref cite web last Danielson first ... more details
Elastic computing is the use of computer resources which vary dynamically to meet a variable workload. ref citation title Cloud Computing Principles and Paradigms publisher John Wiley and Sons year 2011 isbn 9780470887998 ref This is a feature of cloud computing such as the Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud . References reflist citation author Perez et al title Responsive Elastic Computing isbn 978 1 60558 578 9 Category Cloud computingcomputing stub ... more details
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