Titlebook: Ubiquitous Computing Systems; Second International Hitomi Murakami,Hideyuki Nakashima,Michiaki Yasumu Conference proceedings 2005 Springer-

Basal-Ganglia

,: A Conceptual Framework for Physical Space Applicationsptive objects represented as a set of triples. Additionally, it provides a programming model for a developer so that he/she can intuitively manipulate the model and develop an application. We also report experiences with building a sample application.

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A Behavior-Based Personal Controller for Autonomous Ubiquitous Computingcurrent spatial behavior, we call it “Behavior-based Personal Controller” or “BPC”.A learning algorithm to organize the Behavior-based Personal Controller and a mechanism of the BPC’s invoking networked ubiquitous objects are detailed in this paper.

詼諧

The Pervasive Sensorn realising ubiquitous and pervasive computing. Sensors have already become influential components in newer applications, but their data needs to be used more intelligently if we want to unlock their true potential. This requires improved ways to design and integrate sensors in computer systems, and

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From Everyday Things to Everyday Memories: Two Kinds of Interactions with Objects in a Housed the works of Kon and his followers, including the ecological study of life commodities by CDI (Communication Design Institute) and the database of things in a Korean house from the exhibition of “Seoul Style 2002” by National Museum of Ethnology..By using the Seoul Style 2002 database, I proposed

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Compatriot

Designing Transparent Location-Dependent Web-Based Applications on Mobile Environments of the location of the client on a mobile (normally wireless) environment. It has been designed to work with the most popular technologies used nowadays which are available in every modern personal computer such as . protocol client-server internetworking, . wireless networks, ., . or . devices. Th

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Position Tracking Using Infra-Red Signals for Museum Guiding Systemll be utilized as the museum guiding system for the next-generation at the National Science Museum of Japan in this summer. Plenty of research works have been performed for the development of positioning systems or mobile devices of the museum guiding systems. However, user-friendly and more flexibl

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Navigation with an Adaptive Mobile Map-Application: User Experiences of Gesture- and Context-Sensiti experience as our goal. We investigate how automated positioning and rotating of maps and intuitive gesture control for zooming and scrolling facilitates navigation. Several smart features were implemented into a handheld prototype: Map is positioned and rotated according to current location and or

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Real-World Interaction with Camera Phonestasks on the device itself and use the result as an additional means of user input and a source of context data. In this paper we present a system that turns such phones into mobile sensors for 2-dimensional visual codes. The proposed system induces a code coordinate system and visually detects phon

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