Ubiquitous femto awareness application access and service recommendation
Yingjie Wang, Yongsheng Zhang · 2011
Ubiquitous Femto is a service engine that allows small or middle scale enterprise users to access application easily using whatever device or platform, or home users to get mobile recommendation services and makes this information controllable by closed subscriber group users. The goal of ubiquitous Femto awareness is ubiquitous access, sharing, and interaction. Its accessibility is based on an Application Programming Interface (API) protocol. This API can be used by various client applications to access Femto-enabled systems. In this paper, we present the service architecture and features for enabling Femto to provide specific applications to accessed clients. To demonstrate the feasibility of the architecture, we also present the development of hardware and software platform that facilitates the realization and verification of rich value-added functions on Femto-enabled networks.