Pedro Albuquerque Santos
ABSTRACT
Nowadays we are surrounded by many different computing devices, but applications running on them are still largely independent. It should be possible to address this shortcoming to provide a better user experience. There is a lack of tools to realize this vision, so we aim to develop a framework that allows third-party developers to build applications that run across multiple co-located devices. Three key related work areas have been identified: proxemics, indoor positioning and multi-device applications. The work is under way to define the framework's architecture and the design of core components, as well as to develop a supporting indoor positioning solution. We will also be developing prototypes in order to perform usability tests to assess if this approach is beneficial to potential users.
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