logging in or signing up Constructing an Ambient intelligence development framework hoangbv15 Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: Embed: Flash iPad Copy Does not support media & animations WordPress Embed Customize Embed URL: Copy Thumbnail: Copy The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 136 Category: Science & Tech.. License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: June 03, 2012 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript Constructing an Ambient Intelligence Development Framework: Constructing an Ambient Intelligence D evelopment F ramework Student: Bui Vu Hoang Co-supervisor: Assoc. Prof. Bui The Duy Co-supervisor: Dr. Vu Thi Hong NhanContent: Content Introduction Our Ambient Intelligence Development Framework Implementation & Results Conclusion DemoContent: Content Introduction Our Ambient Intelligence Development Framework Implementation & Results Conclusion DemoIntroduction: Introduction Ambient Intelligence was Introduced by the Information Society Technologies Advisory Group in 2001. There are many Ambient Intelligence development frameworks Exp : WOSH [ http :// wosh.sourceforge.net/docs , 2007] CAMPUS [ Karin et al, 2008]Contribution: C ontribution Problem: Ambient Intelligence requirements satisfaction Our solution: A framework that intuitively satisfies the requirementsAmbient Intelligence Requirements: Ambient I ntelligence Requirements Ubiquitous computing Distributed, collaborative Plug-n-play Ubiquitous communication No coupling Real-time data streams Intelligent user interfacesWOSH: WOSH Advantages Feature extensive Suitable for large areas Disadvantages Coupling between components Possible duplicationsCAMPUS framework: CAMPUS framework Advantages No coupling Global communication Disadvantages No data storageMICA framework: MICA framework A framework for agent-based systems Developed by New South Wales University.MICA: MICA Blackboard: A central place for Communication Data storage Agent and Blackboard transports Developers can focus on the componentMICA: MICA Transports’ mechanisms are slow No buffer to ensure data rate No mechanism to provide seamless data streaming componentsContent: Content Introduction Our Ambient Intelligence Development Framework Implementation & Results Conclusion DemoOur AmI Development Framework: Our AmI Development Framework Agent-based Based on MICA framework Supports real-time data streamingDesign goals: Design goals Plug-n-play Agents can join and start operating Collaboration Multiple agents can access a single data stream No direct coupling Agents operate without knowing the existence of other agentsOverall view: Overall viewBroadcaster & Receiver Registration: Broadcaster & Receiver RegistrationStreaming Registration Monitor: Streaming Registration MonitorBroadcaster Registration: Broadcaster RegistrationReceiver Registration: Receiver RegistrationOverall view: Overall viewBroadcaster stream: Broadcaster streamReceiver stream: Receiver streamComponent design: Component designOverall view: Overall viewContent: Content Introduction Our Ambient Intelligence Development Framework Implementation & Results Conclusion DemoImplementation: Implementation Video encoder/decoder: Xuggle RTP stack: Efflux Java, Eclipse IDE Video format: MPEG4, 320x240p, 25fps 3 Intel Core i3 2.5GHz machines with 2GB of RAM running on Windows 7 Ultimate 32bit Wired networkResults: Results Avg. speeds Broadcaster Receiver Packets/s 2600 90 bits/s 30M 1000k Standard videoconferencing quality: 384kbps Standard audio quality: 128kbps High quality Skype video call: 500kbpsContent: Content Introduction Our Ambient Intelligence Development Framework Implementation & Results Conclusion DemoConclusion: Conclusion A framework design that supports Dynamic components Collaborative components No direct coupling between components A working prototype with high performanceFuture work: Future work Create an actual small scaled AmI system in our lab with the framework Make improvements to the framework Fix bugs Add more features Long term goal: promote our framework to be a standard and high quality AmI development frameworkContent: Content Introduction Our Ambient Intelligence Development Framework Implementation & Results Conclusion DemoDemo: DemoThank you for listening: Thank you for listening You do not have the permission to view this presentation. In order to view it, please contact the author of the presentation.
Constructing an Ambient intelligence development framework hoangbv15 Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: Embed: Flash iPad Copy Does not support media & animations WordPress Embed Customize Embed URL: Copy Thumbnail: Copy The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 136 Category: Science & Tech.. License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: June 03, 2012 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript Constructing an Ambient Intelligence Development Framework: Constructing an Ambient Intelligence D evelopment F ramework Student: Bui Vu Hoang Co-supervisor: Assoc. Prof. Bui The Duy Co-supervisor: Dr. Vu Thi Hong NhanContent: Content Introduction Our Ambient Intelligence Development Framework Implementation & Results Conclusion DemoContent: Content Introduction Our Ambient Intelligence Development Framework Implementation & Results Conclusion DemoIntroduction: Introduction Ambient Intelligence was Introduced by the Information Society Technologies Advisory Group in 2001. There are many Ambient Intelligence development frameworks Exp : WOSH [ http :// wosh.sourceforge.net/docs , 2007] CAMPUS [ Karin et al, 2008]Contribution: C ontribution Problem: Ambient Intelligence requirements satisfaction Our solution: A framework that intuitively satisfies the requirementsAmbient Intelligence Requirements: Ambient I ntelligence Requirements Ubiquitous computing Distributed, collaborative Plug-n-play Ubiquitous communication No coupling Real-time data streams Intelligent user interfacesWOSH: WOSH Advantages Feature extensive Suitable for large areas Disadvantages Coupling between components Possible duplicationsCAMPUS framework: CAMPUS framework Advantages No coupling Global communication Disadvantages No data storageMICA framework: MICA framework A framework for agent-based systems Developed by New South Wales University.MICA: MICA Blackboard: A central place for Communication Data storage Agent and Blackboard transports Developers can focus on the componentMICA: MICA Transports’ mechanisms are slow No buffer to ensure data rate No mechanism to provide seamless data streaming componentsContent: Content Introduction Our Ambient Intelligence Development Framework Implementation & Results Conclusion DemoOur AmI Development Framework: Our AmI Development Framework Agent-based Based on MICA framework Supports real-time data streamingDesign goals: Design goals Plug-n-play Agents can join and start operating Collaboration Multiple agents can access a single data stream No direct coupling Agents operate without knowing the existence of other agentsOverall view: Overall viewBroadcaster & Receiver Registration: Broadcaster & Receiver RegistrationStreaming Registration Monitor: Streaming Registration MonitorBroadcaster Registration: Broadcaster RegistrationReceiver Registration: Receiver RegistrationOverall view: Overall viewBroadcaster stream: Broadcaster streamReceiver stream: Receiver streamComponent design: Component designOverall view: Overall viewContent: Content Introduction Our Ambient Intelligence Development Framework Implementation & Results Conclusion DemoImplementation: Implementation Video encoder/decoder: Xuggle RTP stack: Efflux Java, Eclipse IDE Video format: MPEG4, 320x240p, 25fps 3 Intel Core i3 2.5GHz machines with 2GB of RAM running on Windows 7 Ultimate 32bit Wired networkResults: Results Avg. speeds Broadcaster Receiver Packets/s 2600 90 bits/s 30M 1000k Standard videoconferencing quality: 384kbps Standard audio quality: 128kbps High quality Skype video call: 500kbpsContent: Content Introduction Our Ambient Intelligence Development Framework Implementation & Results Conclusion DemoConclusion: Conclusion A framework design that supports Dynamic components Collaborative components No direct coupling between components A working prototype with high performanceFuture work: Future work Create an actual small scaled AmI system in our lab with the framework Make improvements to the framework Fix bugs Add more features Long term goal: promote our framework to be a standard and high quality AmI development frameworkContent: Content Introduction Our Ambient Intelligence Development Framework Implementation & Results Conclusion DemoDemo: DemoThank you for listening: Thank you for listening