A toolkit for user re-configuration of ubiquitous domestic environments
Karl-Petter Åkesson, Adrian Bullock, Tom A. Rodden · 2002
This paper describes a distributed system with the aim to allow inhabitants to re-configure arrangements of devices and to understand the behaviour of these devices in tandem by making visible the various configurations. The purpose is to address the evolutionary nature of the domestic environments. We describe two different configuration facilities and the underlying infrastructure.