Beschreibung
A smart object system encompasses the synergy between computationally augmented smart objects and pervasive applications and has emerged as one of the principal technologies to embrace the recent paradigm of people centric computing. This dissertation has focused on the development of a software framework for building smart object systems. It provides a theoretical foundation for smart object systems and presents a set of requirements and component abstractions for a supporting infrastructure. A document based framework is developed where applications' requirements and smart objects' services are objectified through structured documents. A runtime infrastructure provides the spontaneous federation between smart objects and applications. The dissertation at hand has also looked at what aspects of software architecture can manifest themselves as a part of the user experience. Particularly this work argues that by involving end users in the deployment and administration of smart object systems, it is possible to elevate end user experiences. Accordingly, this dissertation exposes as set of user centric architectural qualities by slightly shifting framework's focus onto end users.
Autorenporträt
Fahim Kawsar is a researcher in the Computing Department ofLancaster University, UK. He received his PhD at the Distributed ComputingLab of Waseda University, Japan in 2009. His research evolves around ubiquitouscomputing with specific focus on smart objects, human-centric systeminfrastructures and tangible interfaces.
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