Auflistung nach Autor "Domaszewicz, J."

Graspable and Resource-Flexible Applications for Pervasive Computing at Home

Domaszewicz, J.; Lalis, S.; Paczesny, T.; Pruszkowski, A.; Ala-Louko, M. (2013)

We envision the home populated with regular objects that allow programmatic access to their sensors and actuators. The objects jointly form a pervasive computing platform, open for third-party independently developed ...

Lessons from SmartCampus: External Experimenting with User-Centric Internet-of-Things Testbed

Nati, M.; Gluhak, A.; Domaszewicz, J.; Lalis, S.; Moessner, K. (2014)

Creating Internet-of-Things (IoT) solutions that can be deployed at scale requires adequate experimentation environments. In the area of experimentation, two trends can be observed. First, there is a shift from lab-based, ...

Middleware mechanisms for agent mobility in wireless sensor and actuator networks

Tziritas, N.; Georgakoudis, G.; Lalis, S.; Paczesny, T.; Domaszewicz, J.; Lampsas, P.; Loukopoulos, T. (2012)

This paper describes middleware-level support for agent mobility, targeted at hierarchically structured wireless sensor and actuator network applications. Agent mobility enables a dynamic deployment and adaptation of the ...

Soft actuation for home and office

Domaszewicz, J.; Lalis, S. (2013)

Nowadays, most effort in the area of context-aware systems goes into applications that process sensor data to proactively drive actuators. We share the concerns raised about such fully automated operation. Most notably, ...

Tangible applications for regular objects: An end-user model for pervasive computing at home

Lalis, S.; Domaszewicz, J.; Pruszkowski, A.; Paczesny, T.; Ala-Louko, M.; Taumberger, M.; Georgakoudis, G.; Lekkas, K. (2010)

This paper describes an end-user model for a domestic pervasive computing platform formed by regular home objects. The platform does not rely on pre-planned infrastructure; instead, it exploits objects that are already ...