Poster abstract: A location aware personalized smart control system

Subbu, Kalyan Pathapati; Thomas, Neethu

doi:10.1109/ipsn.2014.6846777

Cited by 10 publications

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“…As said, one of the key features of the proposal is represented by the indoor localization mechanism, which currently is an important and challenging research topic. In [2], the authors present a personalized smart control system that: (i) localizes the user exploiting the magnetic field of the smartphone, and (ii) controls appliances present at the user's location. Another example of location-aware services in a smart environment is reported in [3].…”

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An Indoor Location-Aware System for an IoT-Based Smart Museum

Alletto

Cucchiara

Fiore

et al. 2016

IEEE Internet Things J.

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The new technologies characterizing the Internet of Things allow realizing real smart environments able to provide advanced services to the users. Recently, these smart environments are also being exploited to renovate the users' interest on the cultural heritage, by guaranteeing real interactive cultural experiences. In this paper, we design and validate an indoor location-aware architecture able to enhance the user experience in a museum. In particular, the proposed system relies on a wearable device that combines image recognition and localization capabilities to automatically provide the users with cultural contents related to the observed artworks. The localization information is obtained by a Bluetooth Low Energy infrastructure installed in the museum. Moreover, the system interacts with the Cloud to store multimedia contents produced by the user and to share environment-generated events on his/her social networks. Finally, several location-aware services, running in the system, control the environment status also according to users' movements. These services interact with physical devices through a multi-protocol middleware. The system has been designed to be easily extensible to other IoT technologies and its effectiveness has been evaluated in the MUST museum in Lecce, Italy.

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Section: Iii! Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

An Indoor Location-Aware System for an IoT-Based Smart Museum

Alletto

Cucchiara

Fiore

et al. 2016

IEEE Internet Things J.

228

101

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“…As an example, in [7], the authors present a personalized smart control system that: (i) localizes the user using the magnetic field of the smartphone, and (ii) controls appliances present at the user's location. Another example of location-aware services in a SH is [8].…”

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An IoT-based user-centric ecosystem for heterogeneous Smart Home environments

Mainetti

Mighali

Patrono

2015

2015 IEEE International Conference on Communications (ICC)

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Recent innovations in the ICT field are strongly focused towards the Internet of Things, which will definitely lead to an enhancement also in the domestic environments. Lowpower and low-cost devices are expected to create a network of interconnected smart objects able to transform our homes into real Smart Homes. However, the heterogeneity of the underlying technologies prevents these smart objects to natively interoperate for adapting the environment to users' needs. In addition, common users are often excluded from the development of new applicative services that exploit physical devices, as they do not have sufficient programming and technological skills. To overcome these limitations, we propose a software ecosystem that allows different-skilled users to develop location-aware services able to autonomously manage the Smart Home. These services control the environment in accordance with user-defined rules and the users' location, calculated by exploiting an indoor localization mechanism. In addition, to directly interact with smart devices, users can also define customized interfaces for mobile devices. Finally, a multi-protocol middleware allows both the services and the mobile applications to access the physical network hiding the underlying heterogeneities. As a proof-ofconcept, the first implementation steps are presented.

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“…About the indoor localization feature, in (Subbu & Thomas, 2014), the authors present a personalized smart control system that: (i) localizes the user exploiting the magnetic field of the smartphone, and (ii) controls appliances present at the user's location. In particular, the author employ common smartphones to measure the magnetic field in an indoor environment and effectively localize the user through his magnetic signature; given such localization, the lighting in the room is regulated as the user walks through it.…”

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A Location-Aware Architecture for an IoT-Based Smart Museum

Fiore

Mainetti

Mighali

et al. 2016

International Journal of Electronic Government Research

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The Internet of Things, whose main goal is to automatically predict users' desires, can find very interesting opportunities in the art and culture field, as the tourism is one of the main driving engines of the modern society. Currently, the innovation process in this field is growing at a slower pace, so the cultural heritage is a prerogative of a restricted category of users. To address this issue, a significant technological improvement is necessary in the culture-dedicated locations, which do not usually allow the installation of hardware infrastructures. In this paper, we design and validate a no-invasive indoor location-aware architecture able to enhance the user experience in a museum. The system relies on the user's smartphone and a wearable device (with image recognition and localization capabilities) to automatically deliver personalized cultural contents related to the observed artworks. The proposal was validated in the MUST museum in Lecce (Italy).

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Poster abstract: A location aware personalized smart control system

Cited by 10 publications

References 6 publications

An Indoor Location-Aware System for an IoT-Based Smart Museum

An Indoor Location-Aware System for an IoT-Based Smart Museum

An IoT-based user-centric ecosystem for heterogeneous Smart Home environments

A Location-Aware Architecture for an IoT-Based Smart Museum

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