Enabling a Symphony of Devices

启用设备交响曲

• 批准号: RGPIN-2016-06544
• 负责人: Wigdor, Daniel
• 金额: $ 3.35万
• 依托单位: University of Toronto
• 依托单位国家: 加拿大
• 项目类别: Discovery Grants Program - Individual
• 财政年份: 2019
• 资助国家: 加拿大
• 起止时间: 2019-01-01 至 2020-12-31
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://www.nserc-crsng.gc.ca/ase-oro/Details-Detailles_eng.asp?id=689266
• 关键词: Enabling; Symphony; Devices

The*NSERC Portal has stripped this proposal of helpful formatting and hyperlinks. A*version with identical text, but which includes links to all papers and videos*referenced throughout, can be found at the URL below; all logging has been*disabled for the directory to preserve anonymity. This link is included with*permission from NSERC.*** ***http://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~dwigdor/discovery_2015 **** ***Imagine you are a*motivational speaker roaming a stage, a politician standing at a podium, a*professor tethered to a laptop, or a member of small group meeting. Foreseeing*and designing an application to tailor itself to all of these uses, and*thousands of others, is daunting. You could speak with only a projector; both*you and your audience would only see your slides. But what if you connected a*phone, and it displayed a list of slides, a timer, and your speaker notes. If*you added a smart watch, the display on your wrist could show you not only the*current time, but also the timer and the progression of your talk. Putting on a*head-mounted display, such as Google Glass would move your speaker notes,*providing a private teleprompter. What if you would like your hands free? Put*the phone away and the display of available slides resizes itself and appears*on your Glass. You could advance the slides by pressing a button on the watch,*by speaking a command, or by tapping the side of your Glass. Each of these*configurations is appropriate for a different type of talk. My work focuses on*how the user can tailor an application's behavior simply by adding the right*devices, and enabling the software to reshape and optimize its user experience*to the new topology. *** ***Critical to*achieving this future is meeting the challenge to enable software to grow and*shrink to take advantage of all available hardware, without the need for*developers to foresee all hardware combinations in advance. Research in*ubiquitous computing thus far has focused on enabling transitions between*devices, such reading a webpage or book on one device, and then moving it to*another to pick-up at the same point. This just begins to scratch the surface*of what is possible. *******We are develop

*NSERC门户网站已经删除了这一建议的有用格式和超链接。一个 * 版本与相同的文本，但其中包括链接到所有论文和视频 * 引用，可以在下面的URL中找到;所有日志已 * 禁用的目录，以保持匿名。此链接包含 * 来自NSERC的许可。* *http：www.dgp.toronto.edu/~dwigdor/discovery_2015 ** 想象一下，你是一个在舞台上漫步的励志演说家，一个站在讲台上的政治家，一个被绑在笔记本电脑上的教授，或者一个小组会议的成员。预见和设计一个应用程序来适应所有这些用途，以及成千上万的其他用途，是令人生畏的。你可以只用一台投影仪演讲，你和你的听众都只能看到你的幻灯片。但是，如果你连接了一个 * 手机，它显示了一个幻灯片列表，一个计时器，和你的演讲者笔记。如果你添加了一个智能手表，你手腕上的显示屏不仅可以显示当前时间，还可以显示计时器和你的谈话进度。戴上一个 * 头戴式显示器，如谷歌眼镜，可以移动你的扬声器笔记，* 提供一个私人的电传打字机。如果你想让你的手自由？把手机放在一边，可用幻灯片的显示会自动调整大小，并出现在你的眼镜上。您可以通过按下手表上的按钮、* 说出命令或轻敲眼镜的侧面来推进幻灯片。这些 * 配置中的每一种都适合于不同类型的通话。我的工作重点是 * 用户如何通过添加正确的 * 设备来定制应用程序的行为，并使软件能够根据新的拓扑结构重塑和优化其用户体验 *。** 实现这一未来的关键是迎接挑战，使软件能够增长和 * 缩小，以利用所有可用的硬件，而不需要 * 开发人员提前预见所有硬件组合。到目前为止，对普适计算的研究主要集中在设备之间的转换上，比如在一台设备上阅读网页或书籍，然后将其移动到另一台设备上，在同一点上进行拾取。这只是开始触及可能性的表面。* *