Tim Clerckx
Kris Luyten
ABSTRACT
This paper presents a modular runtime architecture supporting our model-based user interface design approach for designing context-aware, distributable user interfaces for ambient intelligent environments.
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Index Terms
- A task-driven user interface architecture for ambient intelligent environments
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