Based on a variety of sensors ubiquitous environments are able to become aware of the users current position or his current setting and react accordingly. For example a mobile device might be able to automatically detect the nearest available printer, and therefore use it.

The aim of this project is to address new issues of networking- and communication technologies between devices and the environment, which will help to design and implement new concepts for the access to and the exchange of digital artefacts in ubiquitous environments.

Current Status

Finished.

Past Events

1 February 2007 9:15 CML-HS7 - Final Project meeting
25 January 2007 9:15 CML-HS7 - Project meeting
18 January 2007 9:15 CML-HS7 - Project meeting
11 January 2007 9:15 CML-HS7 - Project meeting
21 December 2006 9:15 CML-HS7 - Project meeting
14 December 2006 9:15 CML-HS7 - Project meeting
7 December 2006 9:15 CML-HS7 - Project meeting
30 November 2006 9:15 CML-HS7 - Project meeting
23 November 2006 9:15 CML-HS7 - Project meeting
16 November 2006 9:15 CML-HS7 - Project meeting
9 November 2006 9:15 CML-HS7 - Presentation: Feasibility analysis
2 November 2006 9:15 CML-HS7 - Discuss technologies
26 October 2006 9:15 CML-HS7 - First presentation
19 October 2006 9:15 CML-HS7 - Project Kick Off
12–13 October 2006 9:00–16:00 CML-B11 - Java Workshop

Resources

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	Internal Resources (Restricted Access)
	Internal CML-BSCW workspace for this project
	This project's internal Tikiwiki

People

Sascha Liebsch
Manuel Meyer
Clement Welsch

Tom Gross (Supervisor)
Mirko Fetter (Supervisor)
Thilo Paul-Stueve (Supervisor)

Created by: mirko.fetter last modification: Friday 02 of February, 2007 [12:13:11 UTC] by mirko.fetter