A Framework for Mobile Interactions with the Physical World
A. Rukzio. Invited paper special session "Simplification of user access to ubiquitous ICT services" in Wireless Personal Multimedia Communication (WPMC'05), Aalborg, Denmark, (September 2005)
Abstract
Mobile interactions with the physical world,
meaning a person uses her mobile device as mediator for
the interaction with a physical object, get more and more
popular in industry and academia. Typical technologies
supporting this kind of interactions are Radio Frequency
Identification (RFID), visual marker recognition, Near
Field Communication (NFC), or Bluetooth. Currently,
there only exists very little tool support for building
systems that consider this kind of interactions. But this is
necessary because of the complexity, variety and
distribution of such systems. A framework would also
support the development and the dissemination of physical
mobile interactions in our everyday live. Therefore we
present in this paper the requirements for such tool
support, the architecture of the Physical Mobile
Interaction Framework (PMIF) and a first version of the
implementation.
%0 Conference Paper
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%A Rukzio, A. Schmidt E.
%B Invited paper special session "Simplification of user access to ubiquitous ICT services" in Wireless Personal Multimedia Communication (WPMC'05)
%C Aalborg, Denmark
%D 2005
%K 2005 framework interaction physical world
%T A Framework for Mobile Interactions with the Physical World
%U http://www.rukzio.de/publications/wpmc2005_EnricoRukzio.pdf
%X Mobile interactions with the physical world,
meaning a person uses her mobile device as mediator for
the interaction with a physical object, get more and more
popular in industry and academia. Typical technologies
supporting this kind of interactions are Radio Frequency
Identification (RFID), visual marker recognition, Near
Field Communication (NFC), or Bluetooth. Currently,
there only exists very little tool support for building
systems that consider this kind of interactions. But this is
necessary because of the complexity, variety and
distribution of such systems. A framework would also
support the development and the dissemination of physical
mobile interactions in our everyday live. Therefore we
present in this paper the requirements for such tool
support, the architecture of the Physical Mobile
Interaction Framework (PMIF) and a first version of the
implementation.
@inproceedings{Rukzio_framework_2005,
abstract = {Mobile interactions with the physical world,
meaning a person uses her mobile device as mediator for
the interaction with a physical object, get more and more
popular in industry and academia. Typical technologies
supporting this kind of interactions are Radio Frequency
Identification (RFID), visual marker recognition, Near
Field Communication (NFC), or Bluetooth. Currently,
there only exists very little tool support for building
systems that consider this kind of interactions. But this is
necessary because of the complexity, variety and
distribution of such systems. A framework would also
support the development and the dissemination of physical
mobile interactions in our everyday live. Therefore we
present in this paper the requirements for such tool
support, the architecture of the Physical Mobile
Interaction Framework (PMIF) and a first version of the
implementation.},
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address = {Aalborg, Denmark},
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month = {September},
timestamp = {2007-08-27T12:47:58.000+0200},
title = {A Framework for Mobile Interactions with the Physical World },
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year = 2005
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