This paper describes an XML-based language for describing the functions of appliances, such as televisions, VCRs, copiers, microwave ovens, and even manufacturing equipment. Our description language is designed to be concise, easy to use, and contain no presentation information. It has been used to describe more than twenty diverse appliances. The functional descriptions written in our language are used to automatically generate remote control interfaces for appliances. We have used these descriptions to generate both graphical and speech interfaces on handheld computers, mobile phones, and desktop computers.</p
Today most of the home and office appliances that we interact with contain microprocessors. All of t...
Today most of the home and office appliances that we interact with contain microprocessors. All of t...
In the past, the features of a user interface were limited by those available in the existing graphi...
This paper studies methods to produce a generic device description language for home automation devi...
Figure 1. A diagrammatic overview of the personal universal controller system, showing an appliance,...
A review of XML-compliant user interface description languages is produced that compares a significa...
Several industrial and academic research groups are working to simplify the control of appliances an...
The personal universal controller (PUC) is a remote control device for improving the interfaces to c...
Abstract Today's Internet appliances feature user interface technologies almost unknown a few y...
Today most of the home and office appliances that we interact with contain microprocessors. All of t...
The internet of things is predicated on tiny, cheap, lower power computers being embedded in device...
A middleware for interactive digital television systems should harmonize and abstract discrepancies ...
In this paper, a language used to describe the structure and capabilities (attributes) of remote, or...
Universal access and accessibility for all require a certain flexibility of technical devices. Some ...
This is an electronic version of the paper presented at the Workshop "Developing User Interfaces wit...
Today most of the home and office appliances that we interact with contain microprocessors. All of t...
Today most of the home and office appliances that we interact with contain microprocessors. All of t...
In the past, the features of a user interface were limited by those available in the existing graphi...
This paper studies methods to produce a generic device description language for home automation devi...
Figure 1. A diagrammatic overview of the personal universal controller system, showing an appliance,...
A review of XML-compliant user interface description languages is produced that compares a significa...
Several industrial and academic research groups are working to simplify the control of appliances an...
The personal universal controller (PUC) is a remote control device for improving the interfaces to c...
Abstract Today's Internet appliances feature user interface technologies almost unknown a few y...
Today most of the home and office appliances that we interact with contain microprocessors. All of t...
The internet of things is predicated on tiny, cheap, lower power computers being embedded in device...
A middleware for interactive digital television systems should harmonize and abstract discrepancies ...
In this paper, a language used to describe the structure and capabilities (attributes) of remote, or...
Universal access and accessibility for all require a certain flexibility of technical devices. Some ...
This is an electronic version of the paper presented at the Workshop "Developing User Interfaces wit...
Today most of the home and office appliances that we interact with contain microprocessors. All of t...
Today most of the home and office appliances that we interact with contain microprocessors. All of t...
In the past, the features of a user interface were limited by those available in the existing graphi...