A memory isolation method for OSGi-based home gateways

Yushi, Kuroda; Yamasaki, Ikuo; Kondo, Shigekuni; Katayama, Yukihisa; Mizuno, Osamu

doi:10.1145/2602458.2602461

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“…In that sense, Kuroda et al [21] considered the situation and proposed a new memory isolation method for OSGi-based home gateways. Their solution considers running multiple software components, called "bundles", on the virtual machine and to manage them in order to lower memory consumption and guarantee other bundles will work within the home gateway.…”

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Towards the Evolution of Smart Home Environments: A Survey

Salazar¹

2016

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Current lifestyles and technologies have inspired new ways to manage home appliances free of restrictions previously imposed by distance and time. So-called home automation technologies allow users to control and schedule common home tasks, often without human intervention. Several types of home automation systems have been proposed and classified according to their functionality, mode of user interaction, scheduling systems and cost-effectiveness. This paper reviews proposals in the smart home field from the last five years, considering both technical and functional aspects. The paper seeks to define automated or smart home systems by identifying common aspects of current such systems.

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confidence: 99%