International journal of ambient computing and intelligence

• Corporate Author: IGI Global.
• Format: Electronic
• Language: English
• Published: Hershey, Pa. : IGI Global (701 E. Chocolate Avenue, Hershey, Pa., 17033, USA), c2009-
• Subjects: Ambient intelligence > Periodicals.; Computer networks > Periodicals.; Computer software > Periodicals.; Computers > Periodicals.; Agent-based approaches to ambient intelligence; Ambient intelligence for smart home environments; Ambient networks; Analysis, design, implementation, and evaluation of ambient computing systems and environments; Applications and experience with deployed systems; Automatic configuration of applications for intelligent environments and end-user support; Communication systems and infrastructure for ambient intelligence; Context awareness; Distributed software, systems, middleware, and frameworks; Ergonomics, interaction design, and product prototyping; Human interaction with autonomous systems; Innovative applications of AI to ambient intelligence; Interacting with ambient intelligence; Mobile computing; Natural and multimodal interaction styles and user interfaces for ambient computing; Objects, devices, and environments that embody ambient intelligence; Security, privacy, and trust in ambient computing; Self-adaptive systems; User-friendly multimodal spoken language dialogue systems
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 The International Journal of Ambient Computing and Intelligence (IJACI) will specifically focus on the convergence of several computing areas. The first is ubiquitous computing which focuses on self-testing and self repairing software, privacy ensuring technology and the development of various ad hoc networking capabilities that exploit numerous low-cost computing devices. The second key area is intelligent systems research, which provides learning algorithms and pattern matchers, speech recognition and language translators, and gesture classification and situation assessment. Another area is context awareness which attempts to track and position objects of all types and represent objects' interactions with their environments. Finally, an appreciation of human-centric computer interfaces, intelligent agents, multimodal interaction and the social interactions of objects in environments is essential.