Tim Kindberg, Armando Fox
Abstract
The authors identify two key characteristics of ubiquitous computing systems: physical integration and spontaneous interoperation. They examine how these properties affect the design of ubiquitous computing software and discuss future directions.
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The authors identify two key characteristics of ubiquitous computing systems: physical integration and spontaneous interoperation. They examine how these properties affect the design of ubiquitous computing software and discuss future directions.
Key concepts: Ubiquitous computing, Interoperation, Computer science, Context-aware pervasive systems, Ubiquitous robot, End-user computing, Software, Key (lock)