Smart services for home automation. managing concurrency and failures: New wine in old bottles ?

Home automation represents a growing market in the industrialized world. Today's systems are mainly based on ad hoc and proprietary solution, with little to no interoperability and smart integration. However, in a not so distant future, devices installed in our home will be able to smartly inte...

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Main Authors: Baldoni, R., Mecella, M., Querzoni, L.
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