Towards a Platform for Widespread Embedded Intelligence

S Dobson; S Neely; G Stevenson; L Coyle; Patrick Nixon

Towards a Platform for Widespread Embedded Intelligence

S Dobson, S Neely, G Stevenson, L Coyle, Patrick Nixon

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Abstract

The vision of pervasive computing is that objects, buildings and environments may be endowed with software intelligence to improve human interactions both with the individual objects and with the system as a whole. Realising this dream is posing significant challenges for designers - allowing individual applications to co-exist in a common space without interfering, making the capabilities of new sensors and services available to other applications as they appear and providing the necessary decentralised control to obtain robust behaviour.

Original language	English
Number of pages	35
Journal	ERCIM News
Volume	67
Issue number	Oct
Publication status	Published - Oct 2006

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Dobson, S., Neely, S., Stevenson, G., Coyle, L., & Nixon, P. (2006). Towards a Platform for Widespread Embedded Intelligence. ERCIM News, 67(Oct). http://ecite.utas.edu.au/69473

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