A new middleware architecture for ubiquitous computing environment

This paper addresses the design and implementtation of a residential gateway: MyServer, which is to provide services regarding home security, inventory tracking, facility management, and family care in a smart home system. Inherently an interactive and multitasking system driven by peripherals connected through wireless sensor networks, the overall MyServer architecture is designed with six clearly defined core service modules operating on a message oriented middleware (MOM) framework. Each of these modules is implemented with a programming template utilizing event publish/subscribe messaging mechanism. This paper also demonstrates a successful implementation of the proposed MyServer system in an emulated home environment, where peripherals are connected through ZigBee wireless sensor network.

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Design of MyServer: A Residential Server in Smart Home Systems

Teng

Pao

Chung

2008

2008 IEEE Asia-Pacific Services Computing Conference

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A hardware based model for an asset monitoring and tracking system: Case of laptops

Mhlaba

Masinde

2015

2015 International Conference on Emerging Trends in Networks and Computer Communications (ETNCC)

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Corporate mobility initiatives and the anytime, anywhere information workers is on the rise. This is mostly fuelled by availability of affordable and more powerful mobile computing devices, especially laptops and tablets. One direct consequence of this is a sharp increase in laptop theft; this is partly driven by the fact that laptops are portable and easy to conceal and pocket away, they fetch a good second-hand price on the informal market and availability of easy online disposal platforms such as Gumtree, where they are sold cheaply and anonymously. Despite the fact that many solutions have been developed in an attempt to annihilate this growing calamity, their cost has left many small and medium organizations preferring to do without one. In an attempt to bridge this gap, the research reported in this paper aimed at designing a generic middleware architecture for use in a hardware-based (RFIDs, wireless sensor modes, fingerprint scanners and mobile phones) affordable laptop monitoring and tracking system. The resulting system prototype was evaluated using diverse experimental cases within a university in South Africa. Keywords-Laptop monitoring and tracking system; CentralUniversity of Technology, Free State (CUT); Hardware based Model; Internet of Things(IoT); Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs); in-lining middleware

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Balanced Clustering using Mobile Agents for the Ubiquitous Healthcare Systems

Mateo

Salvo

Lee

et al. 2008

2008 Third International Conference on Convergence and Hybrid Information Technology

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A new middleware architecture for ubiquitous computing environment

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Design of MyServer: A Residential Server in Smart Home Systems

Design of MyServer: A Residential Server in Smart Home Systems

A hardware based model for an asset monitoring and tracking system: Case of laptops

Balanced Clustering using Mobile Agents for the Ubiquitous Healthcare Systems

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