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2011
Foreword (J Pitt) Wearable Computing (S Bauerly) Privacy (I Brown) Sustainability (J Farrer) Multi-modal HCI and Tracking Intentions (A Ferscha) Microchip Implants (K Michael) Brain-Computer Interfaces (J Millan) Power (P Mitcheson) Public Collections of Culture (D Patten) Transport Systems (J Polak) Voting Systems (P Ryan) Biometrics (A Sasse ...
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Foreword (J Pitt) Wearable Computing (S Bauerly) Privacy (I Brown) Sustainability (J Farrer) Multi-modal HCI and Tracking Intentions (A Ferscha) Microchip Implants (K Michael) Brain-Computer Interfaces (J Millan) Power (P Mitcheson) Public Collections of Culture (D Patten) Transport Systems (J Polak) Voting Systems (P Ryan) Biometrics (A Sasse ...
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2005
Forget processing power, memory, or the size of computers for a moment: Sensors, and the data they provide, are as important as any of these factors in realising ubiquitous and pervasive computing. Sensors have already become influential components in newer applications, but their data needs to be used more intelligently if we want to unlock their true
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Forget processing power, memory, or the size of computers for a moment: Sensors, and the data they provide, are as important as any of these factors in realising ubiquitous and pervasive computing. Sensors have already become influential components in newer applications, but their data needs to be used more intelligently if we want to unlock their true
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IEEE Pervasive Computing, 2014
The Third International Symposium on Pervasive Displays (PerDis 14) was held in Copenhagen, Denmark from June 3rd to June 4th at the IT University of Copenhagen. The symposium built on the success of two previous events: PerDis 12 held in Porto, Portugal and PerDis 13 hosted in Mountain View, California.
Ivan Elhart +2 more
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The Third International Symposium on Pervasive Displays (PerDis 14) was held in Copenhagen, Denmark from June 3rd to June 4th at the IT University of Copenhagen. The symposium built on the success of two previous events: PerDis 12 held in Porto, Portugal and PerDis 13 hosted in Mountain View, California.
Ivan Elhart +2 more
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A Pervasive Service Framework for Pervasive Computing Applications
2007Currently, the growth of pervasive computing has introduced an increasing number of services in daily life. There is an urgent need for service provision framework of pervasive computing applications. In this paper, we propose a pervasive service framework that includes a component-based service model and a user-oriented Quality of Service (QoS) model.
Yong Zhang 0033 +2 more
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Pervasive authentication domains for automatic pervasive device authorization
IEEE Annual Conference on Pervasive Computing and Communications Workshops, 2004. Proceedings of the Second, 2004In a pervasive computing environment, users have many devices that are used to initiate or answer remote service requests, such as obtaining real-time stock quotes, handling corporate e-mail, or accepting telephone calls. We envision that in the future, many applications will be distributed, running across many of a user's specialized pervasive devices
Reiner Sailer, James Giles
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IEEE Pervasive Computing, 2016
Researchers have studied pervasive computing in many domains, but few are as complex as the home. Decades of early-adopter use of smart home technologies have blazed the path and highlighted numerous research challenges. Today, the long-standing vision of pervasive computing, commonly referred to as the Internet of Things, is finally starting to come ...
A. J. Brush, Jason I. Hong, James Scott
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Researchers have studied pervasive computing in many domains, but few are as complex as the home. Decades of early-adopter use of smart home technologies have blazed the path and highlighted numerous research challenges. Today, the long-standing vision of pervasive computing, commonly referred to as the Internet of Things, is finally starting to come ...
A. J. Brush, Jason I. Hong, James Scott
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Pervasive Computing in Daidalos
IEEE Pervasive Computing, 2011Daidalos offers a platform for service and identity management that supports secure context-aware and personalizable delivery of service discovery, composition, and adaptation. It also provides a runtime environment for deployment and execution.
Nicholas K. Taylor +8 more
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Clinical Child Psychology and Psychiatry, 2011
We report here on a case of severe pervasive refusal syndrome. This is of interest for three reasons. Firstly, most reported cases are adolescent girls; our case is regarding an adolescent boy. Secondly, he was successfully treated at home and thirdly, the serology showed an apparent infective pre-cursor to the illness with evidence of possible ...
Barry, Wright, David, Beverley
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We report here on a case of severe pervasive refusal syndrome. This is of interest for three reasons. Firstly, most reported cases are adolescent girls; our case is regarding an adolescent boy. Secondly, he was successfully treated at home and thirdly, the serology showed an apparent infective pre-cursor to the illness with evidence of possible ...
Barry, Wright, David, Beverley
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Pervasive, Persuasive eLearning: Modeling the Pervasive Learning Space
Third IEEE International Conference on Pervasive Computing and Communications Workshops, 2005Pervasive elearning is well-suited to teaching complex ideas that can't ordinarily be addressed in typical classroom or elearning scenarios. However, there is very little practical information available to help anyone who is interested in designing a pervasive learning space to do so.
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Pervasive computing and management
2004 IEEE/IFIP Network Operations and Management Symposium (IEEE Cat. No.04CH37507), 2004Summary form only given. The vision of pervasive and ubiquitous computing was set forth in the early 90s, calling for a world of people and environments augmented with computational resources that provide access to information and services anytime, anywhere. Since then, part of this vision has been realized.
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