SMART COMPUTING

Smart Sensing and Mobile Computing

Fog Computing for Smart Living

The World Health Organization projects that the number of people living in cities will nearly double over the next few decades, so urban centers need to provide more sustainable solutions for smart living. New technologies— such as materials, sensors, wireless communications, and controls—will be necessary to manage living environments that proactively sense behavioral and health risks and prov...

Unique Sense: Smart Computing Prototype

Unique sense: Smart computing prototype is a part of “unique sense” computing architecture, which delivers alternate solution for today’s computing architecture. This computing is one step towards future generation needs, which brings extended support to the ubiquitous environment. This smart computing prototype is the light weight compact architecture which is designed to satisfy all the needs...

Split Smart Messages: Middleware for Pervasive Computing on Smart Phones

Smart Phone is a recently emerged technology that supports Java program execution and provides both shortrange wireless connectivity (Bluetooth/IrDA) and Internet connectivity (GPRS/3G). Smart Phones represent the first viable ubiquitous computing devices because they are becoming an integral part of our daily life. Although these phones are closed systems with limited resources, we believe tha...

Smart Learning Services Based on Smart Cloud Computing

Context-aware technologies can make e-learning services smarter and more efficient since context-aware services are based on the user's behavior. To add those technologies into existing e-learning services, a service architecture model is needed to transform the existing e-learning environment, which is situation-aware, into the environment that understands context as well. The context-awarenes...