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ISpace - a tool for improving the quality of life

Várkonyi-Kóczy A. R., Tóth A. A.

Journal of Automation Mobile Robotics and Intelligent Systems

2009

Vol. 3, No. 4

41-45

Intelligent Space or iSpace is a new kind of computing system aiming at improving the environments of humans, creating a natural and easy to use solution. Its main feature is that the intelligence is not implemented separately in the actors, but it is distributed in the whole space. In this paper, we summarize the concepts of iSpace and some of those methods which can advantageously be used for developing a new man-machine interface in iSpace applications.

A new man-machine interface for ispace applications

Tóth A. A., Várkonyi-Kóczy A. R.

Journal of Automation Mobile Robotics and Intelligent Systems

2009

Vol. 3, No. 4

187-190

Intelligent Space or iSpace is a new kind of computing system aiming at improving the environments of humans, creating a natural and easy to use solution. Its main feature is that the intelligence is not implemented separately in the actors, but it is distributed in the whole space. In this paper, we present a hand gesture and movement recognition system, whose purpose is to be used as an intuitive interface for the iSpace.

Ubiquitous tele-echography system: downsized wearable ultrasound probe with distributed processors and displays

Masuda Y., Naganawa M., Sasaki H., Suenaga T., Yutani A., Yasumuro Y., Imura M., Manabe Y., Oshiro O., Chihara K.

Biocybernetics and Biomedical Engineering

2007

Vol. 27, no. 1-2

247-251

In the ubiquitous multi-media computing environment, medical imaging hardware can share its components such as display or logic over the network. In this paper, a compact tele-echography system that works on the distributed network environment is presented. The system is a hand-held size ultrasound sensory probe connected to a wearable computer with wireless networking facility. To adapt various imaging media in the ubiquitous computing environment, raw echo data are transmitted instead of pre-rendered image.

Context awareness and nomadic devices featuring advanced information visualization in clinical routine

Demiris A. M., Ioannidis N.

Journal of Telecommunications and Information Technology

2005

nr 4

121-128

The demand for ubiquitous and efficient information delivery is increasing rapidly, as the majority of access to professional data, information and knowledge is increasingly relying on the use of technology. Mobile workers become more efficient, if equipped with access means similarly powerful to stationary workplaces. All types of work exhibiting inherently nomadic characteristics are even more affected by these developments. Healthcare personnel in a clinical environment are definitely one of the typical examples, where the access of information is vital and bound to location. Additionally the information needs to be processed in very short periods of time. For this purpose it is of great advantage to deploy advanced information visualization technologies in order to communicate larger amounts of data in a shorter period of time. In this work, we present an IT platform, which emerged from applications in the cultural heritage domain, that can be used to deliver context-aware services and advanced visualization of information to medical personnel in a clinical environment. The location combined with usage profiles for each member of the stuff are used to make the decision about the type and amount of information as well as the visualization type delivered to the handheld devices. Along with the description of the platform and its components, two application examples/medical use cases are presented.