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New ERCIM Working Group on "Smart Environments and Systems for Ambient Intelligence"

2007 , Savidis, A. , Streitz, N.

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The disappearing computer - Introduction

2005 , Streitz, N. , Nixon, P.

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Ambient displays and mobile devices for the creation of social architectural spaces

2003 , Streitz, N. , Prante, T. , Röcker, C. , Alphen, D. van , Magerkurth, C. , Stenzel, R. , Plewe, D.

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Roomware: The second generation

2002 , Streitz, N. , Prante, T. , Müller-Tomfelde, C. , Tandler, P.C. , Magerkurth, C.

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Smart artefacts as affordances for awareness in distributed teams

2007 , Streitz, N. , Prante, T. , Röcker, C. , Alphen, D. van , Stenzel, R. , Magerkurth, C. , Lahlou, S. , Nosulenko, V. , Jegou, F. , Sonder, F. , Plewe, D.

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The role of affordances for the perception of and interaction with smart artifacts

2004 , Streitz, N.

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Situated interaction with ambient information

2003 , Streitz, N. , Röcker, C. , Prante, T. , Stenzel, R. , Alphen, D. van

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The disappearing computer: User-centered interaction design for smart artefacts

2007 , Streitz, N.

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Hello wall - beyond ambient displays

2003 , Prante, T. , Röcker, C. , Streitz, N. , Stenzel, R. , Magerkurth, C. , Alphen, D. van , Plewe, D.

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Roomware-moving toward ubiquitous computers

2002 , Tandler, P. , Streitz, N. , Prante, T.

Collaboration between users and environments with multiple interconnected devices will determine, to a large degree, approaches to work and everyday activities. An example of this type of device is roomware, or computer-augmented objects resulting from the integration of room elements, such as walls, doors, and furniture, with computer- based information devices. The roomware components that we have developed at Fraunhofer IPSI support the vision of a future where our surroundings act as an information interface, and the computer as a device disappears from our perception. Three main observations influenced the creation of roomware components: the growing importance of information technology; the need to integrate information technology with the environment in which it is used; and the recognition that new work practices will emerge to cope with the increasing rate of the innovation.

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