Camera phones are the first realistic platform for the development of pervasive computing applications: they are personal, ubiquitous, and the built-in camera can be used as a context-sensing equipment. Unfortunately, currently available systems for pervasive computing, emerged from both academic and industrial research, can be adopted only on a small fraction of the devices already deployed or in production in the next future. In this paper we present an extensible programming infrastructure that turns {em mass-market} phones into a platform for pervasive computing.
On-demand Loading of Pervasive-oriented Applications Using Mass-market Camera Phones
AVVENUTI, MARCO;VECCHIO, ALESSIO
2006-01-01
Abstract
Camera phones are the first realistic platform for the development of pervasive computing applications: they are personal, ubiquitous, and the built-in camera can be used as a context-sensing equipment. Unfortunately, currently available systems for pervasive computing, emerged from both academic and industrial research, can be adopted only on a small fraction of the devices already deployed or in production in the next future. In this paper we present an extensible programming infrastructure that turns {em mass-market} phones into a platform for pervasive computing.File in questo prodotto:
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