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CAPNET System Framework for Pervasive Computing is a lightweight
middleware architecture that supports the development of ubiquitous
applications and services for mobile phones. The architecture fulfils
the requirements that we have found to be essential in this
application area: interoperability, discoverability, location
transparency, adaptability, and context-awareness. Based on this
architecture, we have implemented a middleware in native C++ language
on a Symbian operating system, which is a widely used open platform in
mobile phones. The middleware requires only 50 KB of memory and is
hence suitable for resource-constrained mobile devices. We have built
on top of the middleware a prototype, which consists of applications
in the mobile phone and several services in the environment.
Middleware operates well and offers a good basis for future
development.
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Salminen T & Riekki J (2005)
Lightweight middleware architecture for mobile phones.
Proc. 2005 International Conference on Pervasive Systems and Computing, Las Vegas, NE, 147-153.
Abstract Full paper (PDF)
Salminen T, Hosio S & Riekki J (2006)
System support for user interface migration on mobile phones.
5th International Conference on Mobile and Ubiquitous Multimedia, Stanford University, Palo Alto, USA.
Abstract Full paper (PDF)
Salminen T (2005)
Lightweight middleware architecture for mobile phones.
M.Sc. thesis, Department of Electrical and Information Engineering, University of Oulu, Finland.
Abstract Full paper (PDF)
Further information on CAPNET Research Programme
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