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Intelligent environments are responsive and sensitive to the presence of people. Users are integrated into a digital atmosphere which is adaptative to their needs, habits and emotions. Under the Ambient Intelligence vision, our main objective is to offer visualization of information services. They are integrated into a digital environment with contents adapted to the situation of the context at all times. These services are offered through a process of user identification by modelling the context around it (combining Near Fear Communication –NFC- and Radiofrequency Identification –RFID technologies). Moreover, by analyzing typical situations, we can define the “mosaic roles” that guide the generation process of Pervasive Display Systems.
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Hervás, R., Nava, S.W., Chavira, G., Sánchez, C., Bravo, J. (2009). Towards Implicit Interaction in Ambient Intelligence through Information Mosaic Roles. In: Redondo, M., Bravo, C., Ortega, M. (eds) Engineering the User Interface. Springer, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-84800-136-7_5
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