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IEEE Spectrum, 2010
VKR Holding, based in Hørsholm, Denmark, is financing in five European countries to build a sustainable, affordable house that uses readily available technology to negate its imprint on the environment and to promote the health and comfort of its inhabitants.
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VKR Holding, based in Hørsholm, Denmark, is financing in five European countries to build a sustainable, affordable house that uses readily available technology to negate its imprint on the environment and to promote the health and comfort of its inhabitants.
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Proceedings of the XX International Conference on Human Computer Interaction, 2019
This paper presents a novel multimodal interaction system that provides three modalities of human interaction to manage the supervision and control of a home automation system for people with limited physical mobility. The first one is based on a brain-control interface (BCI, Brain Computer Interface) by means of surface electroencephalographic ...
Miguel Angel Contreras-Castañeda +4 more
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This paper presents a novel multimodal interaction system that provides three modalities of human interaction to manage the supervision and control of a home automation system for people with limited physical mobility. The first one is based on a brain-control interface (BCI, Brain Computer Interface) by means of surface electroencephalographic ...
Miguel Angel Contreras-Castañeda +4 more
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2019
Smart Homes may improve the care received by the elderly and those with disabilities that prevent them from conveniently accessing care from providers. This paper examines the structures and mechanisms of Smart Homes, explores the advantages and disadvantages for patients receiving care from the comfort of their own homes and describes a model that can
Cindy Zhirui Li, Elizabeth M. Borycki
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Smart Homes may improve the care received by the elderly and those with disabilities that prevent them from conveniently accessing care from providers. This paper examines the structures and mechanisms of Smart Homes, explores the advantages and disadvantages for patients receiving care from the comfort of their own homes and describes a model that can
Cindy Zhirui Li, Elizabeth M. Borycki
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United Nations predicts that 70% of the world's population will be living in urban areas by 2050. Malaysia is among the developing countries hopping on this bandwagon by realizing the nation's digitalization agenda towards Malaysia's smart city journey.
Aqilah Yaacob +2 more
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Aqilah Yaacob +2 more
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Social networking of the Smart Home
21st Annual IEEE International Symposium on Personal, Indoor and Mobile Radio Communications, 2010Social networking on the Web has become an integral part of our lives. Merging of computing with physical things enabled the conversion of everyday objects into information appliances. This merging allows Smart Homes to offer new automation possibilities to their residents.
Kamilaris, Andreas +3 more
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Ambient Ecologies in Smart Homes
The Computer Journal, 2008An important characteristic of ubiquitous computing (UbiComp) environments is the integration of information, communication and sensing technologies into our everyday objects, giving rise to a new proactive computing model in homes. A smart home uses networked sensors, devices and appliances to build an intelligent environment in which many activities ...
Christos Goumopoulos, Achilles Kameas
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‘Home, Smart Home’ – Exploring End Users’ Mental Models of Smart Homes
2018Smart Home technologies are increasingly available for private households. Still, the level of acceptance varies among potential users. Possible reasons include a lack of knowledge and negative user perceptions, e.g. in terms of privacy and security. To support researchers and practitioners in designing Smart Home technologies that align with the users’
Verena Zimmermann +5 more
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Smart Home in a Box: A Large Scale Smart Home Deployment
2012Smart home technologies hold promise for many aspects of daily life. Research and development of these systems has matured for elder care, energy efficiency, and home safety applications. The focus of most implementations has been on single living spaces for a small number of individuals. New low-power wireless systems, inexpensive computing power, and
Aaron S. Crandall, Diane J. Cook
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2019
Devices in people’s homes increasingly depend on software and hardware components. They interoperate with other devices wirelessly and through the Internet. The sensitive nature of some of their data, their increasing interoperability puts their security at the forefront.
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Devices in people’s homes increasingly depend on software and hardware components. They interoperate with other devices wirelessly and through the Internet. The sensitive nature of some of their data, their increasing interoperability puts their security at the forefront.
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