User Awareness Detection in the Room with Multiple Sensor Device
Masaho Yamashita, Hiroyuki Utsunomiya, Shigeru Fujita · 2010
It is difficult to get awareness of user's context from sensors such kind of video cameras, RFID-Tags, GPS, PC-monitoring and another ubiquitous devices. On the other hand, it is difficult to understanding what information is got in computers for user. We are in the network-age since 1995. We use PC, smart phone, iPad and other digital gadget which are connected to the Internet every time anywhere. For keeping safety, there are many monitoring video cameras in public and private space. Of course, the privacy policy is kept ones privacy. On the other hand, we are in defragmented by the Network. We use many communication tools to contact business person, family, friend and another person. Theses communication tools are e-mail, twitter, blog, messenger, SNS and another communication tools in the Internet. We can not feel the person's awareness in real time with such kind of digital communication tools. This kind of communication gap makes loneliness of home worker. In this paper, we show the concept of the sharing users' awareness between fragmented people on the Internet and show how to get user awareness from multiple sensor devices.