Handheld devices as actors in domotic monitoring system

Gašpar, Timotej; Rodrigues, H.; Odedra, Siddharth; Costa, Mónica Isabel Teixeira; Metrôlho, José; Bardill, Andy; Prior, Stephen D.

doi:10.1109/indin.2004.1417406

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“…Traditional cabled networks, which require considerable physical infrastructure, are increasingly being replaced by wireless technologies because they are more flexible and require far less infrastructure [8].…”

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Mobile Remote Control for Home Automation

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Int. J. Interact. Mob. Technol.

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Abstract-Domotic: Existing home automation technologies permit persons to control elements of the home using a computer connected to a local network. However, the real challenge is to remotely control objects, permitting users to exercise greater freedom and versatility. This work presents an inexpensive controller device developed for high density constructions typical of many developing countries throughout the world that is designed to remotely control home luminescence, air conditioner and water pumps through mobile devices such as a smart phone or tablet. Results show the packet delivery was acceptable within a range of 15 meters in a concrete, two-story dwelling, thus demonstrating its applicability in small homes in countries which share the same construction features as those of Mexico.

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Mobile Remote Control for Home Automation

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2013

Int. J. Interact. Mob. Technol.

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“…Earlier work done at Middlesex University [17] on reconfigurable mobility systems include a concept known as intelligent wheels (Fig 2), which can change in size and form to adjust diameter, ground clearance, surface area and traction. The system will ultimately use the embedded sensors to carry out analysis on the local environment and using information learnt from previous experiences, the system could make adjustments to best suit the situation.…”

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Improving the Mobility Performance of Autonomous Unmanned Ground Vehicles by Adding the Ability to ‘Sense/Feel‘ Their Local Environment

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Abstract. This paper explores how a 'learning' algorithm can be added to UGV's by giving it the ability to test the terrain through 'feeling' using incorporated sensors, which would in turn increase its situational awareness. Once the conditions are measured the system will log the results and a database can be built up of terrain types and their properties (terrain classification), therefore when it comes to operating autonomously in an unknown, unpredictable environment, the vehicle will be able to cope by identifying the terrain and situation and then decide on the best and most efficient way to travel over it by making adjustments, which would greatly improve the vehicles ability to operate autonomously.

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“…Based on these arguments, we have been working for some time on programming handheld devices for monitoring tasks, as published in past conferences [15] [16].…”

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Development of Mobile Platforms Using PDA Bluetooth Control

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Proceedings of the IEEE International Symposium on Industrial Electronics, 2005. ISIE 2005.

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this paper describes a prototype that uses Personal Digital Assistants (PDAs) and Bluetooth communication in an information system designed to supervise Automated Robotic Maintenance systems. This work is a collaboration between different University departments with different specialties. The work focuses on the programming of PDA devices and its usage in monitoring systems with domotic applicability. One of the desired goals is to apply new technologies for deploying an information system on mobile and wireless devices. The system's architecture and results are presented in this paper.

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Handheld devices as actors in domotic monitoring system

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Mobile Remote Control for Home Automation

Mobile Remote Control for Home Automation

Improving the Mobility Performance of Autonomous Unmanned Ground Vehicles by Adding the Ability to ‘Sense/Feel‘ Their Local Environment

Development of Mobile Platforms Using PDA Bluetooth Control

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