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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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Smart homes or homes that smart?
ACM SIGCHI Bulletin - a supplement to interactions, 2003Gregory Abowd +2 more
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A Secure and Lightweight Authentication Protocol for IoT-Based Smart Homes
Sensors, 2021Youngho Park +2 more
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Sustainable adoption of smart homes from the Sub-Saharan African perspective
Sustainable Cities and Society, 2020Amponsah Owusu
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