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User-centered location awareness
Mobile computing and communication devices now provide access to information from nearly anywhere, and many of these devices know where they are. Much current research focuses on using location awareness to provide information about a user's surroundings. We believe that geographic information...
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description | Mobile computing and communication devices now provide access to information from nearly anywhere, and many of these devices know where they are. Much current research focuses on using location awareness to provide information about a user's surroundings. We believe that geographic information can be personalized based on its relevance to the user, with appropriate descriptions or granularity to deliver valuable location-aware services. A location-aware memory aid, comMotion tracks a user's path via the Global Positioning System (GPS) and maintains "to do" lists for select locations consisting of text and voice recordings. |
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