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Context Aware Hybrid Agents on Automated Dynamic Environments
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This paper presents an Ambient Intelligence based architecture model that uses intelligent hybrid agents with the ability to obtain automatic and real time information about the context using a set of technologies, such as radio frequency identification, wireless networks and wireless control devices, which can be implemented on a wide diversity of dynamic environments.
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