The Future of Ubiquitous computing in 2025

Team Composition

• Constantijn Bakker
  
• Teppo Helles
  
• Petr Hýl
  
• Christos Mileos
  
• Panagiotis (Panos) Vodinas
  

The Driving Forces

• Economical
• Environmental
• Political
• Societal
• Technological

Research

Research Agenda
Analysis of the book 'Everyware' on Ubiquitous Computing

Related Articles

Title: The Disappearing Computer by Bill Gates.
Abstract: Bill Gates believes that the computer is diversifying, and that we see a development of embedded systems into our environment without us really knowing it. This development can be understood by looking at the following forces: sales level of microprocessors, increase level of embedded systems in our environment, the place of the PC in our homes, the developing market of information devices (such as mobile phones, pda, etc), development of interfaces, price of components, and the development of PC components.
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Title: A Digital Life
Abstract: New systems may allow people to record everything they see and hear, and even things they cannot sense, and to store all these data in a personal portable digital archive.
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Interesting Links

• International Ubicomputing Conference. link
• Original website of Marc Weiser. link
• Techware. link
• Wearable computing Lab ET Zurich. link

Videos

• Amigo: The Intelligent Home Network link
• CES 2007 - Microsoft Keynotelink
• HCI with eye-motion detection link
• Intelligent Drawings (for kids) link
• Multi-Touch Experience link
• Minority Report becomes reality link
• Ubicomputing Fashion South Korea link
• Wearable Computing Systems link

Books

The dawning age of Ubiquitous Computing by Adam Greenfield

Ideas

Ubicomputing Idea Page

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