Sensors in Smart Phone

Pei, Chunmei; Guo, Haijuan; Yang, Xiuqing; Wang, Yangqiu; Zhang, Xiaojing; Ye, Hairong

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-18336-2_59

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“…This paradigm empowers users to communicate and exchange information through smart gadgets, enhancing convenience, safety, and overall well-being, albeit with device dependency. With their inherent mobility, smartphones align perfectly with this vision, benefiting from a wide range of communication channels and incorporating sensors like GPS, proximity, shake sensors, and accelerometers ( Pei et al, 2010 ). These sensors enhance users’ daily activities by enabling access to many smart applications that provide contextual information about the user and their environment, thus contributing to a context-aware computing paradigm.…”

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Efficient context-aware computing: a systematic model for dynamic working memory updates in context-aware computing

Ali,

Arshad,

Uddin

et al. 2024

PeerJ Computer Science

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The expanding computer landscape leads us toward ubiquitous computing, in which smart gadgets seamlessly provide intelligent services anytime, anywhere. Smartphones and other smart devices with multiple sensors are at the vanguard of this paradigm, enabling context-aware computing. Similar setups are also known as smart spaces. Context-aware systems, primarily deployed on mobile and other resource-constrained wearable devices, use a variety of implementation approaches. Rule-based reasoning, noted for its simplicity, is based on a collection of assertions in working memory and a set of rules that regulate decision-making. However, controlling working memory capacity efficiently is a key challenge, particularly in the context of resource-constrained systems. The paper’s main focus lies in addressing the dynamic working memory challenge in memory-constrained devices by introducing a systematic method for content removal. The initiative intends to improve the creation of intelligent systems for resource-constrained devices, optimize memory utilization, and enhance context-aware computing.

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Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Efficient context-aware computing: a systematic model for dynamic working memory updates in context-aware computing

Ali,

Arshad,

Uddin

et al. 2024

PeerJ Computer Science

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“…With the advancements of the smartphone combined with feature-rich softwares, applications and Internet connectivity make it more easier for people to share their experiences using social networking applications, including VoIP services, free messaging and call applications, to name some [3]. Along with variuos high-tech features, a smartphone is also equipped with a wide range of sensors, including global positioning system (GPS), shake sensors, accelerometers, and proximity sensors [4]. These sensors that accommodate a user in his daily life can further be used in a large variety of applications, which can provide user related and surrounding information as contexts.…”

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A Framework for Implementing Formally Verified Resource-Bounded Smart Space Systems

2017

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Context-aware computing is a mobile computing paradigm that helps designing and implementing next generation smart applications, where personalized devices interact with users in smart environments. Development of such applications is inherently complex due to these applications adapt to changing contextual information and they often run on resource-bounded devices. Most of the existing context-aware development frameworks are centralized, adopt client-server architecture, and do not consider resource limitations of context-aware devices. This paper presents a systematic framework to modelling and implementation of resource-bounded multi-agent context-aware systems on Android devices. The proposed framework makes use of semantic technologies for context modelling and reasoning about resource-bounded context-aware agents, Android powered smartphones as development platform, a suitable communication model and declarative rule-based programming as a preferred development language.

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