Buddies in a box

Diederiks, Elmo M. A.

doi:10.1145/604045.604055

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“…The top left of the figure features the publication of Weiser's article in Scientific American [36] that introduced the notion of ubiquitous computing, an article that has inspired and influenced a whole generation of researchers and policy makers since. Key milestones featured in the top row are the initial formulation of the vision of Ambient Intelligence by Philips [2], its revision in 2011 [3], and similarly the ISTAG advisory report [14] that sketched the Ambient Intelligence research agenda for the year 2010, before this research agenda was revised in 2009 as a vision of a future internet infrastructure [20]. The critical insights by the SWAMI group in 2008 [37] have played a key role in this evolution as will be discussed below.…”

Section: A Retrospective On the Field And Its Evolutionmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…For example, early Ambient Intelligence work at Philips [14] demonstrated potential advantages of seamless networking connecting consumer electronics devices at home, and speech based interfaces with an animated conversational agent. Envisionment videos of such an agent anticipating one's arrival at home, setting the lighting, the music, even filling the bathtub were often discussed as examples of what Ambient Intelligence could mean for the future home environment.…”

Section: Addressing Actual Societal Needsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Ambient Intelligence: Vision, research, and life

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2016

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Section: A Retrospective On the Field And Its Evolutionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Addressing Actual Societal Needsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Ambient Intelligence: Vision, research, and life

Markopoulos

2016

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Design Pattern Collection for iTV

Kunert

2009

User-Centered Interaction Design Patterns for Interactive Digital Television Applications

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Innovative TV: From an Old Standard to a New Concept of Interactive TV – An Italian Job

Simeoni

Etzler

Guercio

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Human-Computer Interaction. HCI Intelligent Multimodal Interaction Environments

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The current market of television services adopts several broadcast technologies (e.g. IPTV, DVBH, DTT), delivering different ranges of contents. These services may be extremely heterogeneous, but they're all affected by the continuous increase in quantity of contents and this trend is becoming more and more complicated to manage. Hence, future television services must respond to an emerging question: in what way could the navigation among this increasing volume of multimedia contents be facilitated? To answer this question, a research study was conducted, resulting in a set of guidelines for Interactive TV development. At first, the current scenario was portrayed through a functional analysis of existing TV systems and a survey of actual and potential users. Subsequently, interaction models which could possibly be applied to Interactive TV (e.g.: peer-to-peer programs) were assessed. Guidelines were eventually defined as a synthesis of current best practices and new interactive features.

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Buddies in a box

Cited by 13 publications

References 8 publications

Ambient Intelligence: Vision, research, and life

Ambient Intelligence: Vision, research, and life

Design Pattern Collection for iTV

Innovative TV: From an Old Standard to a New Concept of Interactive TV – An Italian Job

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