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Intelligent systems applications.

Informatica (Slovenia), 2001
In this paper we present and discuss the state of intelligent system applications, with special emphasis of Slovenia. We take the viewpoint that intelligent systems facilitate a new qualitative step towards the information society. Thus, they provide an important opportunity for any country to intensity its information, economic and social development.
Bohanec, Marko, Gams, Matjaž
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Architectures for intelligent systems

IBM Systems Journal, 2002
People communicate with each other in sentences that incorporate two kinds of information: propositions about some subject, and metalevel speech acts that specify how the propositional information is used—as an assertion, a command, a question, or a promise.
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Intelligent systems for tourism

IEEE Intelligent Systems, 2002
The authors discuss travel recommender systems, adaptive context aware mobility support for tourists, tourism information systems, information delivery and travel planning information gathering agents.
Steffen Staab   +7 more
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Intelligent home systems

IEEE Communications Magazine, 1993
The home automation system module, communications standards developed in the US by the Electronic Industry Association (EIA) and known as the Consumer Electronic Bus (CEBus) is reviewed. The CEBus network node architecture application layer, network layer, data link layer, physical layer, and access protocol are discussed.
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Intelligent CAD Systems

1991
Computer Aided Design (CAD) systems are now indispensable in many industries, such as mechanical, aeronautical, electrical, automobile, architectural, and chemical industries. Particularly in mechanical engineering where geometrical information is dominant, CAD has become not optional but necessary.
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Intelligent Autonomous Systems

Computer, 2020
The bourgeoning industry of intelligent autonomous systems (IASs) presents numerous opportunities for cost-efficient automation. IASs also pose many challenges, including adapting to and overcoming uncertain situations they are likely to encounter.
Atif Mashkoor   +2 more
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An intelligent RFID system

International Journal of Intelligent Systems Technologies and Applications, 2011
RFID tags are miniscule microchips, which continue to get smaller and cheaper every day. This paper introduces IPURSE, an intelligent system built on a mobile platform which keeps track of items a user carries in their purse/handbag and also alerts the user when any item is missing from the purse/handbag. IPURSE is a unique project that brings the RFID
Mohamed K. Watfa   +2 more
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A theory of intelligent systems

Proceedings. 5th IEEE International Symposium on Intelligent Control 1990, 1992
The author proposes a theoretical model consisting of seven basic elements: actuators, sensors, sensory processing, world modeling, task decomposition, value judgment, and global memory/communications. These elements are integrated into a hierarchical system architecture wherein (a) control bandwidth decreases about an order of magnitude at each higher
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Intelligent information systems

Proceedings of the 6th annual international ACM SIGIR conference on Research and development in information retrieval - SIGIR '83, 1983
Natural language processing techniques developed for Artificial Intelligence programs can aid in constructing powerful information retrieval systems in at least two areas. Automatic construction of new concepts allows a large body of information to be organized compactly and in a manner that allows a wide range of queries to be answered ...
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Autonomous systems intelligence

Proceedings of the 1983 annual conference on Computers : Extending the human resource - ACM 83, 1983
The evolution of unmanned and manned spacecraft indicates that significant degrees of autonomous operation for onboard health, fault, or performance management are becoming important. In particular, technology and mission studies of a permanently manned, evolutionary space station have surfaced the need for new computer system concepts incorporating ...
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