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Super spaces: a middleware for large-scale pervasive computing environments

Jalal Al‐Muhtadi, S. Chetan, A. Ranganathan, Roy H. Campbell

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In previous work [M. Roman et al., (2002)], we introduced a distributed middleware infrastructure for managing physically-bounded, standalone pervasive computing environments, which we refer to as Active Spaces. We extend this middleware to support the organization, management and interactions of large-scale pervasive computing systems built from multiple Active Spaces or other pervasive computing components.

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In previous work [M. Roman et al., (2002)], we introduced a distributed middleware infrastructure for managing physically-bounded, standalone pervasive computing environments, which we refer to as Active Spaces. We extend this middleware to support the organization, management and interactions of large-scale pervasive computing systems built from multiple Active Spaces or other pervasive computing components.

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In previous work [M. Roman et al., (2002)], we introduced a distributed middleware infrastructure for managing physically-bounded, standalone pervasive computing environments, which we refer to as Active Spaces. We extend this middleware to support the organization, management and interactions of large-scale pervasive computing systems built from multiple Active Spaces or other pervasive computing components.

Key concepts: Middleware (distributed applications), Ubiquitous computing, Computer science, Context-aware pervasive systems, Distributed computing, Scale (ratio), Human–computer interaction, Quantum mechanics

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