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The Potential of RFID for Moveable Asset Management
- Moveable asset management is still not appropriately supported by existing IT systems. Items are not managed individually, information about location, status and usage is not accurate or lacking. This can cause delays in industrial operations, inefficient use or excess inventory of costly assets. We
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The Smart Box application model
- This paper proposes the usage of a software framework, based on the Smart Box application model, for the development of applications or appliances of the Smart Box application domain. This class of ubiquitous computing applications can be described as automatic content monitoring applications using
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The Augmented Knight’s Castle - Integrating Mobile and Pervasive Computing Technologies into Traditional Toy Environments
- Abstract. The Augmented Knight’s Castle is an augmented toy environment that enriches the children’s pretend play by using background music, sound effects, verbal commentary of toys, and different forms of tactile and visual feedback in reaction to the children’s play. Moreover, interactive learning
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Augmented toy environments: shareable tangible user interfaces for edutainment, presented at the Shareable Interface Workshop at Open
- Playing games has always been an important and essential part of human culture. Not only does playing serve the purpose of recreation and amusement; it also improves psychomotoric skills, and can often be considered as a common ground for socializing [1, 3]. While video games greatly enhance the cap
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Integrating Interactive Learning Experiences into Augmented Toy Environments," presented at Pervasive Learning Workshop at Pervasive 2007
- Abstract. The Augmented Knight’s Castle is a pervasive computing playset which enriches the children’s pretend play by using background music, sound effects and verbal commentary of toys that react to the childrens’s play. We argue that such an augmented playset offers ideal possibilities of seamles
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Issues with RFID usage in ubiquitous computing applications
- Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) has recently received a lot of attention as an augmentation technology in the ubiquitous computing domain. In this paper we present various sources of error in passive RFID systems, which can make the reliable operation of RFID augmented applications a chall
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RFID middleware design - addressing application requirements and RFID constraints
- Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology holds the promise to automatically and inexpensively track items as they move through the supply chain. The proliferation of RFID tags and readers will require dedicated middleware solutions that manage readers and process the vast amount of captured
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Facilitating RFID Development with the Accada Prototyping Platform," presented at PerWare Workshop at
- The proliferation of radiofrequency identification systems in application domains such as supply chain management requires an IT infrastructure that provides RFID device and data management and supports application development. In this paper, we discuss the requirements towards such an infrastructur
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Digitally Augmented Collectibles
- The Digitally Augmented Collectibles system extends the functionality of collector's items beyond simple exhibition and incorporates unobtrusively into a user's environment. It offers a simple interface to access item-specific information and establishes an emotional bond by playing itemrelated mult
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Classifying Pervasive Games: On Pervasive Computing and Mixed Reality
- Abstract. Pervasive Games have become popular in recent years. Their ambitious goal is to bring the computer into the world in order to augment existing games or to even come up with hitherto impossible or unthought-of forms of entertainment. This paper reflects on the various approaches to define w
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