Andreas Lorenz
ABSTRACT
To fulfil the requirements of emerging trends in mobile interaction, common patterns for system design need adaptations and extensions. The realization of explicit interaction in ambient or pervasive computing environments introduces a physical distribution of input devices and technology embedded into the environment of the user. This paper presents the extension of the Model-View-Controller approach to separate the user interface implementation from the physical host of the application to control.
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Index Terms
- Research directions for the application of MVC in ambient computing environments
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