Authors:
Manfred Tscheligi
We have started leaving our desktops to think about the future of interaction design. More than ten years ago Mark Weiser (in his January 1994 <interactions> article) argued that the world is not a desktopcomputers are not bound to a fixed location; they are integrated into the environment where real life offers much more challenging interaction contexts. Based on the developments in ubiquitous computing, natural interaction, and intelligent systems (to name a few), the concept of Ambient Intelligence (AmI) has emerged. Ambient intelligence anticipates user needs, adapts to user behavior, and dynamically optimizes user experience. A quick investigation of…
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