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Pervasive computing involves embedding microprocessors in everyday objects so they can communicate information by converging wireless technologies, advanced electronics, and the Internet. The goal is to create smart products that communicate unobtrusively and make computing ubiquitous. Ultimately, pervasive computing aims to eliminate the need to carry devices like watches, wallets, phones and documents by integrating computing into everyday objects and environments.
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Ubiquitous computing refers to computers being present everywhere and invisible throughout the physical environment. It will involve many embedded devices forming ad hoc networks to provide various services, with one person using multiple computers. To implement this concept, ordinary objects can be converted into smart objects by integrating sensors, processors, and results. Sensors collect data from the environment, processors analyze the data using stored protocols, and results are automated actions. Ubiquitous computing provides benefits like remote healthcare and smart traffic systems but also faces challenges regarding privacy, reliability, and ensuring accessibility for all. It is predicted to continue advancing through cloud computing with cheaper devices accessing cloud services from any location.
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Ubiquitous computing refers to computers being present everywhere and invisible throughout the physical environment. It will involve many embedded devices forming ad hoc networks to provide various services, with one person using multiple computers. To implement this concept, ordinary objects can be converted into smart objects by integrating sensors, processors, and results. Sensors collect data from the environment, processors analyze the data using stored protocols, and results are automated actions. Ubiquitous computing provides benefits like remote healthcare and smart traffic systems but also faces challenges regarding privacy, reliability, and ensuring accessibility for all. It is predicted to continue advancing through cloud computing with cheaper devices accessing cloud services from any location.
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- 1. Pervasive Computing •Pervasive computing (also called ubiquitous computing) is the growing trend towards embedding microprocessors in everyday objects so they can communicate information. •The words pervasive and ubiquitous mean "existing everywhere.“ •Pervasive computing relies on the convergence of wireless technologies, advanced electronics and the Internet.
- 2. Pervasive Computing • The goal of researchers working in pervasive computing is to create smart products that communicate unobtrusively. • Pervasive computing is a rapidly developing area of Information and Communications Technology (ICT). • Pervasive computing involves three converging areas of ICT: computing (‘devices’), communications (‘connectivity’) and ‘user interfaces’.
- 3. Pervasive Computing • The ultimate goal of “Pervasive Computing” is to "make it unnecessary to carry around anything with you.“ • Currently, we must carry many items including: – Watch – Wallet (money, credit cards, membership cards, driver's licence, name cards, passes, tickets, ...) – Cell phone – Laptops, PDA's – Documents – Keys (for houses, cars, offices, ...) • If computing becomes pervasive to its full potential, there will be no need to carry these items at any time.
- 4. Pervasive computing • "machines that fit the human environment instead of forcing humans to enter theirs."