Architecture to Enable Dual Reality for Smart Environments

Kahl, Gerrit; Bürckert, Christian

doi:10.1109/ie.2012.9

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“…However, similar researches have been conducted : for instance, the visual monitoring and management tool for smart environments by Kahl [13] and "Architecture to Enable Dual Reality for Smart Environments" by Kahl and Bürckert [14], but no bridging model exists. Also, what exists allows certain functionalities and depends on the context of usage.…”

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Reformulating clancey's generic tasks for bridging both sides of dual reality

Merrad¹,

Héloir²,

Kolski³

2017

Proceedings of the 29th Conference on l'Interaction Homme-Machine

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In many domains, the realization of an abstract model implies to cross the valley separating an abstract conceptualization and its actual completion in the physical world. In this paper, we propose a generic model based on Clancey's ontology of generic tasks and the dual reality paradigm. This model aims at bridging the real and the virtual sides of dual reality in the generic context of task/project realization. We describe existing implementations of the model, focusing on tangible tabletops -a medium particularly well suited to blend the real and the virtual worlds in a consistent tangible environment. Discussion, perspectives and conclusions are then presented.

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“…In another paper of Kahl et Bürckert [14], the authors proposed an event-based communication infrastructure in order to enable interconnection between dierent services in an instrumented environment. The given description of the architecture matches the criteria of the Dual Reality Paradigm, dened by Lifton [20], as an interface between both worlds.…”

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Reformulating clancey's generic tasks for bridging both sides of dual reality

Merrad¹,

Héloir²,

Kolski³

2017

Proceedings of the 29th Conference on l'Interaction Homme-Machine

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“…In order to realize the bi-directional interference, we have developed an event-based communication infrastructure, the socalled Event Broadcasting Service (EBS) [1]. This infrastructure is used for the communication between all services of the smart space such that each service is interconnected to all others.…”

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A visual monitoring and management tool for smart environments

Kahl

2013

Proceedings of the Companion Publication of the 2013 International Conference on Intelligent User Interfaces Companion

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Smart spaces are equipped with a large number of sensors and actuators. Data measured by the sensors is sent to respective services, which can react on them and control actuators correspondingly. In order to improve the services and make them smarter, they can communicate with each other and exchange data. The more interferences between the services exist, the more complex is the monitoring and extension of such smart spaces. In this paper, we propose a monitoring tool for these environments, which consists of a real and a virtual component. The real component is the physical smart space itself and the virtual one consists of a three-dimensional model of the space. Sensor information is transmitted from the real to the virtual component and represented there, via an appropriate visualization. Additionally, the tool offers a communication channel from the virtual component to the real counterpart to control the physical actuators.

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“…In order to trigger a content change of an ESL, the Event Broadcasting Service (EBS) is used [3]. The EBS is an event-based communication infrastructure for smart environments.…”

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A plugin framework to control electronic shelf labels

Kahl

2013

Proceedings of the 2013 ACM Conference on Pervasive and Ubiquitous Computing Adjunct Publication

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Nowadays, more and more electronic displays are integrated into modern supermarkets in order to display advertisement or to act as price tags referred to as electronic shelf labels (ESL). Due to the low power consumption, wireless accessibility and appropriate resolution, these displays represent an alternative to state-of-the-art paper printed price labels. Nevertheless, there are several types of displays regarding size, resolution and communication channel. In this paper, we present a framework to automatically generate display content for different display types. Besides the connection to the displays, the framework also includes the possibility to generate the content to be displayed based on application plugins. The plugin approach facilitates both the integration of new display types and the creation of new applications. We explain the prototypical implementation of several plugins as well as the application at an instrumented shopping environment.

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Architecture to Enable Dual Reality for Smart Environments

Cited by 6 publications

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Reformulating clancey's generic tasks for bridging both sides of dual reality

Reformulating clancey's generic tasks for bridging both sides of dual reality

A visual monitoring and management tool for smart environments

A plugin framework to control electronic shelf labels

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