Smart home technology: Challenges and opportunities for collaborative governance and policy research

Mallinson, Daniel J.; Shafi, Saahir

doi:10.1111/ropr.12470

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“…In practice, ILARF can be applied to environments that require visualization using AR, IL, and data communication at the same time. Typical environments include the smart manufacturing [ 74 ], smart city [ 75 ], smart home [ 76 ], and smart campus [ 77 ], etc.…”

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

An Indoor Location-Based Augmented Reality Framework

Jiang

Subakti

2023

Sensors

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This paper proposes an indoor location-based augmented reality framework (ILARF) for the development of indoor augmented-reality (AR) systems. ILARF integrates an indoor localization unit (ILU), a secure context-aware message exchange unit (SCAMEU), and an AR visualization and interaction unit (ARVIU). The ILU runs on a mobile device such as a smartphone and utilizes visible markers (e.g., images and text), invisible markers (e.g., Wi-Fi, Bluetooth Low Energy, and NFC signals), and device sensors (e.g., accelerometers, gyroscopes, and magnetometers) to determine the device location and direction. The SCAMEU utilizes a message queuing telemetry transport (MQTT) server to exchange ambient sensor data (e.g., temperature, light, and humidity readings) and user data (e.g., user location and user speed) for context-awareness. The unit also employs a web server to manage user profiles and settings. The ARVIU uses AR creation tools to handle user interaction and display context-aware information in appropriate areas of the device’s screen. One prototype AR app for use in gyms, Gym Augmented Reality (GAR), was developed based on ILARF. Users can register their profiles and configure settings when using GAR to visit a gym. Then, GAR can help users locate appropriate gym equipment based on their workout programs or favorite exercise specified in their profiles. GAR provides instructions on how to properly use the gym equipment and also makes it possible for gym users to socialize with each other, which may motivate them to go to the gym regularly. GAR is compared with other related AR systems. The comparison shows that GAR is superior to others by virtue of its use of ILARF; specifically, it provides more information, such as user location and direction, and has more desirable properties, such as secure communication and a 3D graphical user interface.

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Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

An Indoor Location-Based Augmented Reality Framework

Jiang

Subakti

2023

Sensors

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“…Oversight of technology use and regulation-The government should establish regulations supporting the development and implementation of smart technologies while protecting citizens' privacy and security [78] . One of the key roles of governments in regulating smart technology is to ensure that it is used in a way that protects citizens' privacy.…”

Section: Governmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

Smart technology: Ecosystem, impacts, challenges and the path forward

Katuk,

Wan Abdullah,

Sugiharto

et al. 2023

Infor. Syst. Smart. City

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Smart technologies have become increasingly integral to modern society, bringing many benefits and opportunities. However, they also raise important questions about their impacts on individuals, organisations, and society and how everyone can move forward smoothly in integrating and adopting technology. Therefore, this study analysed and reviewed the literature to address the questions. The study provides an overview of the potential benefits and challenges of smart technologies and applications, including artificial intelligence, machine learning, natural language processing, robotics, and the Internet of Things. The review also explores the key entities involved in a smart technology ecosystem, including governments, businesses, and international communities, and each entity’s unique role in developing and implementing smart technologies. Additionally, the review highlights the importance of ensuring a smooth transition to smart technologies, including the need for effective policies, regulations, and ethical considerations. The key takeaways from this review are the need to balance the benefits and opportunities of smart technologies with the challenges and risks they pose. Individuals, society, businesses and governments must play their respective roles in ensuring that smart technologies are developed, implemented, and used in ways that are responsible, ethical, and sustainable.

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“…87 On the other hand, a more consistent and streamlined approach to regulating autonomous vehicles would support the growth and development of this new technology. 88 80 Mallinson and Shafi (2022).…”

Section: Vehicle Data Privacy Policymentioning

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The Future of AI Is in the States: The Case of Autonomous Vehicle Policies

Mallinson,

Azevedo,

Best

et al. 2023

Bus. Polit.

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The myriad applications of artificial intelligence (AI) by the private and public sectors have exploded in the public consciousness in the postpandemic period. However, researchers and businesses have been working on AI technology applications for decades, and in many ways, governments are rushing to catch up. This article presents an argument that the future of AI policy in the United States will be driven in large part by current and future state-level policy experiments. This argument is presented by drawing on scholarship surrounding federalism, regulatory fragmentation, and the effects of fragmentation on business and social equity. The article then presents the case of autonomous vehicle policy in the states to illustrate the degree of current fragmentation and considers the effects of layering new AI policies on top of existing rules surrounding privacy, licensing, and more. Following this consideration of existing research and its application of AI policy, the article presents a research agenda for leveraging state differences to study the effects of AI policy and develop a cohesive framework for governing AI.

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Smart home technology: Challenges and opportunities for collaborative governance and policy research

Cited by 17 publications

References 119 publications

An Indoor Location-Based Augmented Reality Framework

An Indoor Location-Based Augmented Reality Framework

Smart technology: Ecosystem, impacts, challenges and the path forward

The Future of AI Is in the States: The Case of Autonomous Vehicle Policies

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