ZigBee-based IR remote control repeater and its control message frame format

Han, Jinsoo; Han, Intark; Park, Kwang-Roh

doi:10.1109/isce.2008.4559495

Cited by 6 publications

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“…With the rapid development of network technology, the emergence of new distributed multimedia applications, such as remote education [1], [2] of the video conference, video monitoring [3], caused the initial requirements for live media. However, the internet provides best-effort service mechanism to meet the needs of these applications QoS.…”

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The Building of College Network Experiment Platform for IPv6 QoS

Wang

2013

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This paper presents an object-event mechanism based overlay network simulation experimental platform (ONSP). The platform adopts object-oriented approaches to provide an effective application-layer active network simulation method. The method abstracts network elements, simulates the change of system performance through parameters setting, and introduces users session triggered by event. This strategy conducts experiments avoiding unnecessary construction of actual physical network, so that to save the cost of the experiment and to make mass network tests possible. At another time, the platform has established a complete performance evaluation model, and can synthetically measure the relative performance of variety of services to ensure the accuracy of test results. The productions in this paper will provide important support to overlay network services technology, QoS-assure technology, and applications of distributed multimedia systems.

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The Building of College Network Experiment Platform for IPv6 QoS

Wang

2013

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“…User needs to access the totally different functions for different home appliances. Thus, most of the Handhold URC (HURC) provides lots of buttons and complicated setting process for the usage, which is confusing for the general user [2] [3]. Another fact is that the formats of infrared command for different companies are not compatible.…”

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“…Another fact is that the formats of infrared command for different companies are not compatible. To this problem, the existed URC method preinstalls various infrared commands in the controller [1][2] [3]. It costs about several megabytes for the command storage, which is unaffordable for the resource-constrained Wearable Universal Remote Controller (WURC) [2].…”

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A brand-independent low memory footprint universal remote control method for resource-constrained wearable remote controller

Lei

2013

2013 IEEE 2nd Global Conference on Consumer Electronics (GCCE)

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Handhold Universal Remote Controller (URC) is bulky, confusing, and not always at hand. Wearable controller is compact, intuitive, and always available. Wearable controller share some same issues as handhold controller such as line-ofsight and operation angle of infrared signal, one-for-all encoding method for control command, etc. Meanwhile, different with the handhold controller, the wearable controller with limited computing resources like memory. Therefore, the memory cost on preinstalling the control command for different brands is unaffordable for the resource-constrained wearable device. In this paper, we present a brand-independent low memory footprint method for resource constrained wearable remote controller. A middle device putting in front of each home appliance is used to relay the RF signal to infrared signal. A signal encoding and decoding method are proposed to learn and generate various kinds of infrared control command. In the feasibility experiment, a real test bed is deployed in the home scenario. As a result, different kinds of home appliance can be successfully controlled using a finger-worn controller with an 8 bit MPU and 4 KB RAM. Therefore, the proposed method is promising to facilitate the home automation using wearable controller.

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