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Telecommunications aspects of intelligent buildings
IEEE Communications Magazine, 1991The role of the telecommunications systems in intelligent building telecommunication technology is described, focusing on trends in Japan. The capabilities of private branch exchanges (PBXs) are examined, local area networks (LANs) are considered, and possible architectures for a backbone network are described.
Takao Kashiwamura +2 more
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Building an Artificial Intelligence Explanation Capability
MIS Quarterly Executive, 2022Though companies are building artificial intelligence (AI) systems and integrating them into business operations, executives are concerned about AI’s distinctive challenges (e.g., opacity) and seeking to develop new capabilities in response. We describe a new AIX explanation capability that companies must establish before their AI initiatives can ...
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Activity Learning for Intelligent Buildings
2019 IEEE 10th Annual Ubiquitous Computing, Electronics & Mobile Communication Conference (UEMCON), 2019To be considered intelligent, buildings need to operate automatically in a user-centric fashion. Intelligent buildings enable and ensure a healthy, comfortable and productive working environment for their occupants. The transition to intelligent buildings requires systems that can recognise the needs and anticipate the behaviour of the users. We foster
Ilche Georgievski +2 more
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On Building Intelligence into EagleEyes
2006EagleEyes is a system that allows the user to control the computer through electrodes placed on the head. For people without disabilities it takes 15 to 30 minutes to learn to control the cursor sufficiently to spell out a message with an onscreen keyboard. We currently are working with two dozen children with profound disabilities to teach them to use
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Systems evolution in intelligent buildings
IEEE Communications Magazine, 1993The functional evolution of intelligent building systems is reviewed. Office automation systems, communications systems, building automation systems, building engineering and environmental planning technologies are discussed. The diversification of intelligent buildings and intelligent building management are also discussed. >
Akihiko Kujuro, Hiroshi Yasuda
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Intelligence Metasynthesis in Building Business Intelligence Systems
2007In our previous work, we have analyzed the shortcomings of existing business intelligence (BI) theory and its actionable capability. One of the works we have presented is the ontology-based integration of business, data warehousing and data mining. This way may make existing BI systems as user and business-friendly as expected.
Longbing Cao +3 more
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Intelligent Buildings and Building Automation
Construction Management and Economics, 2011Shengwei Wang, Spon Press, London, 2009, 264 pp., ISBN 978 0 415 47571 6, £36.22 This book is aimed both at the student textbook market and at a professional audience spanning project managers and ...
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The intelligent building telecommunications infrastructure
IEEE Communications Magazine, 1991The telecommunications infrastructure required for an intelligent building to support the overall telecommunications utility is considered, focusing on the wiring system. Emerging national standards that embrace all components of the telecommunications infrastructure are described.
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Building intelligent environments with Smart-Its
IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications, 2004Smart-Its are self-contained, stick-on computers that attach to everyday objects. These augmented objects become soft media, enabling dynamic digital relationships with users and each other. In the Smart-Its project, we are developing technology to realize a vision of computation everywhere, where computer technology seamlessly integrates into everyday
Lars Erik Holmquist +9 more
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Building Emotional Intelligence
Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery, 2022Sze Ryn, Chung +2 more
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