Titlebook: Intelligent Spaces; The Application of P Alan Steventon,Steve Wright Book 2006 Springer-Verlag London 2006 Ambient Intelligence.Collaborati

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Book 2006e context for intelligent spaces (or iSpaces) is the world where information and communication technology (lCT) disappears as it becomes embedded into physical objects and the spaces in which we live and work. The ultimate vision is that this embedded technology provides us with intelligent and cont

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,Ambient Technology — Now You See It, Now You Don’t,tact with 100+ embedded processors a day without realising or thinking about it. This is especially true if you are driving a modern car, such as the latest Mercedes C-Class, which has 153 processors controlling things like fuel supply, braking efficiency, and navigational and safety features.

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An Attention-based Approach to Content-based Image Retrieval,including telecommunications, entertainment, medicine, and surveillance, need high-performance retrieval systems to function efficiently — and this requirement will grow as we continue moving forward in a world connected by both fixed and wireless networks.

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No Pervasive Computing Without Intelligent Systems,erestingly numerous other technologies such as instant messaging, text messaging, and b2c eCommerce have moved through the cycle of initial rejection, adoptionby a new user community, and adaptation to its needs, despite the early scepticism of many users and commentators.

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The Supply Chain,te to whether the tag has a power source actually on the tag (active), or whether it draws power from a reader when in range and then uses this to send back a response (passive). Unless stated otherwise, this chapter relates to passive tags. . shows a typical passive tag.

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,Co-operation in the Digital Age — Engendering Trust in Electronic Environments,emainder becoming part of embedded systems, although few of these are currently networked. It is not, however, difficult to foresee that the efforts aimed at overcoming the inherent complexities in producing truly ubiquitous networked systems are most likely to bear fruit in the short to medium term.

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1617-7975 oad treatment – from concept to application, tackling R and This book sets out a vision ofpervasive IT through intelligent spaces and describes some ofthe progress that has been made towards its realisation. The context for intelligent spaces (or iSpaces) is the world where information and communica