System design and integration in pervasive appliances

M  Glesner; T  Murgan; L S  Indrusiak; M  Petrov; Sujan Pandey

System design and integration in pervasive appliances

M Glesner, T Murgan, L S Indrusiak, M Petrov, Sujan Pandey

Computer Science

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Abstract

Ubiquitous or pervasive computing environment needs to offer an important amount of essential features like proactivity, transparency, ease-of-use, high-level performance and energy management, cyber foraging and surrogate request support, location and context awareness, scalability, and so forth. Such environment-correlated attributes pose significant requirements on the employed hardware plat-forms. This works highlights the emerging hardware design paradigms supposed to comply with those strict requirements. Prior to this, we give a brief insight in the main evolutionary steps of pervasive computing, analyse the primary characteristics of calm technologies, and point out emerging hardware architectures and design methodologies. As a case study, an approach for the integration of reconfigurable hardware and computer applications is discussed.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	276-282
Number of pages	7
Journal	INFORMACIJE MIDEM-JOURNAL OF MICROELECTRONICS ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS AND MATERIALS
Volume	33
Issue number	4
Publication status	Published - Dec 2003

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