Ontology-based high level task composition in ubiquitous computing applications
Lambrini Seremeti, Achilles D. Kameas · 2008
As the computer disappears in the environments surrounding our activities, the objects therein become augmented with sensors, actuators, processors, memories, wireless communication modules and they can receive, store, process and transmit information. In addition to objects, spaces also undergo a change towards becoming smart and eventually Ambient Intelligence (AmI) spaces. In order to model the way everyday activities are carried out within an Ami environment, we introduce the notion of sphere. In this paper, we are interested in the ontology-based representation of activity spheres. (5 pages)