Abstract. We present the design and implementation of a task-oriented system, that dynamically binds user tasks to available devices and ser-vices within a ubiquitous environment. The system provides users with a task-based interface for interacting with the environment. This inter-face is re-oriented around user tasks, rather than particular functions of individual devices or services. The system has two main feature: (1) context-aware task recommendation and (2) task guidance, execution, and management. The fundamental input into the system is task de-scriptions, XML specifications that describe how tasks are executed. The abstraction of these descriptions allows tasks to be executed in diversely ubiquitous computing environments
With the invention of new interaction devices and the requirements for ubiquitous access to applicat...
154 p.Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 2003.Ubiquitous computing environm...
Abstract. Using the new wireless technologies, mobile devices with small displays (handhelds, PDAs, ...
The Task Computing framework is designed to operate in dynamic ubiquitous environments in which a mo...
Ubiquitous Computing advocates the enhancement of physical spaces with computing and communication r...
An important domain for autonomic systems in the area of ubiquitous computing: Users are increasing...
International audienceUsing a component-based approach, a user task can be defined as an assembly of...
Abstract — User tasks modeling has been the focus of many research works either for designing user i...
Abstract. This paper describes an approach that uses task modelling for the development of distribut...
ISBN 978-1-61208-235-6International audienceUser tasks modeling has been the focus of many research ...
International audienceBased upon a conceptual model for ubiquitous computing systems, this article p...
International audienceExisting task models are static and used only at design time. The information ...
In the future there will be more and more physical devices and objects that are connected to the Web...
In ubiquitous computing, the user will be interrupted in performing a task only if the information i...
Ubiquitous computing represents the concept of computing everywhere, making computing and communicat...
With the invention of new interaction devices and the requirements for ubiquitous access to applicat...
154 p.Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 2003.Ubiquitous computing environm...
Abstract. Using the new wireless technologies, mobile devices with small displays (handhelds, PDAs, ...
The Task Computing framework is designed to operate in dynamic ubiquitous environments in which a mo...
Ubiquitous Computing advocates the enhancement of physical spaces with computing and communication r...
An important domain for autonomic systems in the area of ubiquitous computing: Users are increasing...
International audienceUsing a component-based approach, a user task can be defined as an assembly of...
Abstract — User tasks modeling has been the focus of many research works either for designing user i...
Abstract. This paper describes an approach that uses task modelling for the development of distribut...
ISBN 978-1-61208-235-6International audienceUser tasks modeling has been the focus of many research ...
International audienceBased upon a conceptual model for ubiquitous computing systems, this article p...
International audienceExisting task models are static and used only at design time. The information ...
In the future there will be more and more physical devices and objects that are connected to the Web...
In ubiquitous computing, the user will be interrupted in performing a task only if the information i...
Ubiquitous computing represents the concept of computing everywhere, making computing and communicat...
With the invention of new interaction devices and the requirements for ubiquitous access to applicat...
154 p.Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 2003.Ubiquitous computing environm...
Abstract. Using the new wireless technologies, mobile devices with small displays (handhelds, PDAs, ...