MobiSoft: An Agent-Based Middleware for Social-Mobile Applications

Kern, Steffen; Braun, Peter; Rossak, Wilhelm

doi:10.1007/11915034_123

Cited by 11 publications

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“…In [7] it is possible to find some of these solutions. Among them, the most common type of architecture is P2P as in [2], [3], [4], [5], [6] and [16], but there are also those that use centralized architecture as [2] or hybrid as [17].…”

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My-Direct: A Middleware for P2P Mobile Social Networks

Santos¹,

Ribeiro²

2014

IJCNC

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In recent years, middleware for mobile social network has attracted the attention of academia, causing the design and development of various approaches by researchers. This type of middleware facilitates and makes more efficient the development process of mobile social networking applications. Furthermore, middleware solutions also abstract the communication process with other applications, allowing the acquisition, persistence and reuse of social context information and location of users, besides providing API so that developers can access this information quickly and build new social applications. With a view to supporting this new trend of research, this paper presents a middleware for mobile social networking called My-Direct which makes use of Wi-Fi Direct technology together with the Bluetooth, aiming to provide flexible communication between the nodes of the mobile social network. Along with My-Direct also was created a mechanism for user privacy based on information available on his mobile device.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

My-Direct: A Middleware for P2P Mobile Social Networks

Santos¹,

Ribeiro²

2014

IJCNC

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“…Such middleware frameworks have been developed to allow fast and consistent deployment of such applications. The existing middleware approaches address issues like context management 11,12,6 , privacy and security 10 , collaboration and social interaction 13 , data sharing 14 , service discovery and so on. For context aware mobile applications to step out of the labs and to be widely used, such frameworks are required, that propose consistent management of service providers and users, management of user profiles and support of heterogeneity of technologies used.…”

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confidence: 99%

An Architecture to Support Personalized Interaction Across Multiple Digitally Augmented Spaces

Stoica

Avouris

2010

Int. J. Artif. Intell. Tools

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Any physical space can be augmented with digital information, associated to various locations or artefacts contained in it. In this paper, an abstract architecture is presented, supporting interaction with mobile context aware applications in public digitally augmented spaces. We focus on how this architecture supports personalization of interaction and adaptation. The main goal of the architecture is to allow users to benefit of a uniform and personalized experience across different contexts and spaces. Among the concerns are: to support high interoperability and flexibility and to address issues of privacy and user control. The framework has been tested in typical augmented spaces: a library and a museum. The paper concludes with a set of examples of use of the defined framework that cover typical situations for intra-space and across spaces usage.

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“…The existing middleware approaches are tackling issues like context management [8,14,15], privacy and security [11], collaboration and social interaction [10], data sharing [9], service discovery and so on.…”

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MobiAct: Supporting Personalized Interaction with Mobile Context-aware Applications

Stoica

Avouris

2009

IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology

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In this paper we present a conceptual framework for interaction with mobile context aware applications. The framework focuses especially on public and semi-public environments. Based on this framework a generic abstract architecture has been designed and several of its parts have been implemented. We discuss the implications and the support that this architecture provides for personalization of interaction. The architecture supports high interoperability and flexibility, with capability of tackling issues like privacy and degree of user control. The framework has been tested in typical spaces: a library and a museum. The paper concludes with a set of examples of use of the defined framework that cover typical situations for intra-space and across spaces usage.

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MobiSoft: An Agent-Based Middleware for Social-Mobile Applications

Cited by 11 publications

References 7 publications

My-Direct: A Middleware for P2P Mobile Social Networks

My-Direct: A Middleware for P2P Mobile Social Networks

An Architecture to Support Personalized Interaction Across Multiple Digitally Augmented Spaces

MobiAct: Supporting Personalized Interaction with Mobile Context-aware Applications

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