Sensor-based information appliances

Using the existing home infrastructure based on open industry standards, we will be able to integrate the home network with external networks to easily manage home devices, both locally and remotely. The advent of pervasive computing marks an urgent need for a new generation of intelligent sensing a...

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Published in:IEEE instrumentation & measurement magazine 2000-12, Vol.3 (4), p.31-35
Main Authors: Petriu, E.M., Georganas, N.D., Petriu, D.C., Makrakis, D., Groza, V.Z.
Format: Magazinearticle
Language:English
Subjects:
Computer network management
Demand
Detection
Devices
Home appliances
Home automation
Humans
Industry standards
Information security
Infrastructure
Instrumentation
Intelligent agent
Intelligent sensors
Manufacturing
Networks
Pervasive computing
Resource management
Spreads
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Summary:Using the existing home infrastructure based on open industry standards, we will be able to integrate the home network with external networks to easily manage home devices, both locally and remotely. The advent of pervasive computing marks an urgent need for a new generation of intelligent sensing agents and information appliances. It will also demand environments for resource management of broad applications involving loosely coupled, event-driven, diverse information appliances. It is suggested that the development of intelligent sensing agents and sensor-based information appliances will spread pervasive technology to a multitude of human activities such as mining and manufacturing, security, transportation, sports, and health care. The topics discussed also include management of heterogeneous functions and networking technologies.
ISSN:1094-6969
1941-0123
DOI:10.1109/5289.887458