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Composite Device Computing Environment: A Framework for Situated Interaction Using Small Screen Devices

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Contemporary small screen devices are used as personal companion or communication devices. However, their physical dimensions constrain the processing, communication and user interface capabilities. Thus, rich content presentation and diverse service access via small screen appliances is limited accordingly. This paper introduces the Composite Device Computing Environment (CDCE) that provides a framework for dynamically detecting and utilising surrounding computing resources to overcome the small screen device limitations. CDCE includes the communication infrastructure in addition to supporting alternative models for interactivity between small screen clients and surrounding computing resources.

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Pham, TL., Schneider, G., Goose, S. et al. Composite Device Computing Environment: A Framework for Situated Interaction Using Small Screen Devices . Personal Ubi Comp 5, 25–28 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1007/s007790170024

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