Braylen Stevenson

Ubiquitous Intelligence and Computing Braylen Stevenson

Ubiquitous intelligence is defined as the development of software that can be used in multiple platforms instead of just one device. This book on ubiquitous intelligence and computing delves into the design of pervasive systems that perform simple, often repetitive tasks. Some of the diverse facts of ubiquitous intelligence include operating system, sensors, user interfaces, protocols, etc. Topics included in this book elucidate innovative aspects related to the fields of ubiquitous computing, ambient intelligence and control systems. Researchers and students in this area will be assisted by this text. As this field is emerging at a rapid pace, the contents of this book will help the readers understand the modern concepts and applications of the subject.