Ambient Intelligence
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Biometric sensors identify users to guarantee authorized
access and personalized device features.
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The music browser prototype.
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In the Ambient Experience Radiology Suite developed by
Philips, animated graphics on the ceilings and wall
create a more patient-friendly environment for people
undergoing medical scans.
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He never much cared for museums. “What’s the point of
looking at the work of others?” Now we can find him
there every week, in the Interactive Art section,
creating his own abstract paintings. His creation is
coming to life in real-time in her digital catalog,
which, by the way, no longer contains labyrinthine floor
plans. These days museums simply guide their guests to
the next piece they are interested in using lights on
the interactive floors.The boy in front of Rembrandt’s
‘Nachtwacht’ doesn’t even have a catalog. He just
downloads information on Rembrandt’s life using the
painting itself.
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Getting in touch with your music collection.
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Connected through awareness systems.
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Supportive body area network.
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Making public spaces personal.
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Augmenting broadcasted content by sharing experiences.
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Context-aware services use, for example, information on
users' location and interest profile to generate
information messages that are more relevant to the user
then unconditional messages would be.
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WWICE 2 is a project about the Connected Home. The
project develops new applications, user interaction
concepts and system architectures allowing
communication, exchange of content and sharing
experiences.
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WWICE 2 is a project about the Connected Home. A new
user interaction concept called 'spaces' has been
developed. A space is a virtual room where people can
meet and share content and experiences.
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A memory browsing system allows users to access
and display their photos anywhere in the house.
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Easy Access
A jukebox that interprets tunes a user hums and plays
the song after finding it in a digital audio archive, is
an example of new interaction technologies under
investigation at Philips Research.
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Ambient Intelligence
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A living room scene, where a large holographic screen on
the wall shows a lot of information, particularly on
electronic commerce. At the same moment a virtual person
is present taking part in the discussion.
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Charlotte is playing with her interactive screen that
generates a narrative in which she plays a role herself.
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