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IEEE 16th International Workshops on Enabling Technologies: Infrastructure for Collaborative Enterprises (WET ICE 2007), pages 92–97
IEEE CS
18-19 June 2007
The pervasive computing scenario provides a diffused presence of technological appliances distributed in the environment and interacting by means of wired or wireless networks. These computational units should be able to fuitfully exploit interactions with other components (e.g. information sources) in order to supply context aware services and support advanced forms of interaction among users. The aim of this paper is to show how models and frameworks for Multi-Agent Systems (MAS) can be exploited to design and implement pervasive computing systems, focusing on the Agent and Artifact approach. Artifacts are a conceptual, formal and computational framework supporting the realization of function-oriented elements of a MAS. After a description of a scenario, the paper briefly introduces the agents and artifacts framework and shows how they can be used to define an infrastructure supporting complex interaction schemes provided by the scenario.
Building Smart Environments as Agent Workspaces (CoMA 2007 @ WET ICE 2007, 18/06/2007) — Giuseppe Vizzari (Andrea Omicini, Alessandro Ricci, Giuseppe Vizzari)
CoMA 2007 @ WET ICE 2007
Smart Environments as Agent Workspaces (article in journal, 2008) — Andrea Omicini, Alessandro Ricci, Giuseppe Vizzari