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Services surround you: Physical-virtual linkage with contextual bookmarks

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Our daily life is pervaded by digital information and devices, not least the common mobile phone. However, a seamless connection between our physical world, such as a movie trailer on a screen in the main rail station and its digital counterparts, such as ...

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Mobile communication devices now available on the market, such as so-called smartphones, are far more advanced than the first cellular phones that became very popular one decade ago. In addition to their historical purpose, namely enabling wireless vocal c ...

University of Neuchâtel2008

Physical-virtual linkage with contextual bookmarks

Xavier Righetti

In our everyday life we often see objects or persons and are aware that there are related digital services such as an online ticket service when seeing a poster advertising a concert. Currently it is a rather time consuming activity to find the related inf ...

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Wireless Social Community Networks: A Game-Theoretic Analysis

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Wireless social community networks formed by users with a WiFi access point have been created as an alternative to traditional wireless networks that operate in the licensed spectrum. By relying on access points owned by users for access, wireless communit ...

2008

Intimate Interfaces in Action: Assessing the Usability and Subtlety of EMG-based Motionless Gestures

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Mobile communication devices, such as mobile phones and networked personal digital assistants (PDAs), allow users to be constantly connected and communicate anywhere and at any time, often resulting in personal and private communication taking place in pub ...

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Type-based event dissemination

Sébastien Bähni

With the explosion of broadband Internet connections in the late 80s, new types of applications, called distributed applications, came to light. These applications typically seek to provide a user with remote services that appear to that user as if they we ...

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Securing Wireless Mesh Networks

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Using wireless mesh networks to offer Internet connectivity is becoming a popular choice for wireless Internet service providers as it allows fast, easy, and inexpensive network deployment. However, security in WMNs is still in its infancy as very little a ...

2006

Custom GPS-Correction Server for Real-Time Trajectography

Hervé Gontran

Centimeter-level real-time kinematic (RTK) positioning is one of the most widely used surveying techniques. Broadcasting GPS-RTK corrections via Internet-based services has become a new communication procedure to achieve “instantaneous” positioning with hi ...

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Reputation-based Wi-Fi Deployment

Jean-Pierre Hubaux, Naouel Ben Salem

Wi-Fi networks have a very strong potential: They are easy to deploy, they use unlicensed frequencies and they provide Internet connectivity that is several times faster than by cable modem. However, two major problems still need to be solved: the lack of ...

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Reputation-based Wi-Fi Deployment - Protocols and Security Analysis

Jean-Pierre Hubaux, Naouel Ben Salem

In recent years, wireless Internet service providers (WISPs) have established thousands of WiFi hot spots in cafes, hotels and airports in order to offer to travelling Internet users access to email, web or other Internet service. However, two major proble ...

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