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The Future of Mobile Computing
2011Through the course of the book, we have looked at some code examples and exercises that will enable you to build web apps for Android and Chrome OS using the features available both on the phone and in the cloud. What’s coming though? How are new technologies and trends going to change our development approach?
Sébastien Blanc, Damon Oehlman
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2017
Paradigms of ubiquitous IoT coupled with strong context-aware data access controls are a must for the success of Health 4.0. These together with the inherent requirement of adhering to strict QoS guarantees in the health domain create a technologically challenging environment which can be effectively addressed through novel platforms.
Karthikeyan Ganesan, Swaroop Nunna
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Paradigms of ubiquitous IoT coupled with strong context-aware data access controls are a must for the success of Health 4.0. These together with the inherent requirement of adhering to strict QoS guarantees in the health domain create a technologically challenging environment which can be effectively addressed through novel platforms.
Karthikeyan Ganesan, Swaroop Nunna
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The future of mobile computing
Proceedings of the 20th annual international conference on Mobile computing and networking, 2014Jeff Gehlhaar, VP of Technology for Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. will discuss the future of mobile computing which will entail a much more personalized user experience. As the world continues to shift towards a more connected world, people are using their mobile devices in new ways and having higher expectations of what they can do with those devices ...
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2009 International Symposium on Systems, Architectures, Modeling, and Simulation, 2009
I will talk about camera phones, how you can use camera as a sensor that gives natural access to the information about the real world around you (mobile augmented reality) and how you can combine general computation capability to combine several input images into better or more interesting output images (mobile computational photography).
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I will talk about camera phones, how you can use camera as a sensor that gives natural access to the information about the real world around you (mobile augmented reality) and how you can combine general computation capability to combine several input images into better or more interesting output images (mobile computational photography).
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IEEE Concurrency, 1999
This mobility track aims to look at mobile computing--not just in the narrow sense of portable access to favorite applications and systems, but also in the sense of how it can help people and machines on the move. Mobile computing has arrived, but as with the rest of computing, it evolves as technology progresses.
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This mobility track aims to look at mobile computing--not just in the narrow sense of portable access to favorite applications and systems, but also in the sense of how it can help people and machines on the move. Mobile computing has arrived, but as with the rest of computing, it evolves as technology progresses.
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Molecular imaging in oncology: Current impact and future directions
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2022Steven P Rowe, Martin G Pomper
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Dynamical memristors for higher-complexity neuromorphic computing
Nature Reviews Materials, 2022Suhas Kumar +2 more
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Mobile Communications and Computing
1997Tracing back to history, while J. M. C. Maxwell proposed a mathematical theory on electromagnetic waves in 1861 in London, a practical demonstration on the existence of such waves was performed by H. Hertz in 1887 in Germany. Combining the ideas behind EM waves transmission and detection, Guglielmo Marconi developed the world first wireless telegraph ...
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