Physical prototyping with smart-its

Journal article (2004)

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Hans Gellersen Lancaster University

Gerd Kortuem Lancaster University

Albrecht Schmidt Lancaster University

Michael Beigl University of Karlsruhe

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2004-7

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English

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Novel ubiquitous computing systems and applications which inevitably requires prototyping physical components are explored. Smart-Its are hardware and software components that augment physical objects with embedded processing and interaction to address the need. Smart-Its addresses the need to create embedded interactive systems that disappear from the foreground to become secondary to the physical objects with which people interact during everyday activities. The Smart-Its project aims to develop a platform for context-aware embedded systems and augmented artifacts.