Smart Homes to Improve the Quality of Life for All

Marco Aiello; Fabio Aloise; Roberto Baldoni; Febo Cincotti; Christoph Guger; Alexander Lazovik; Massimo Mecella; Paolo Pucci; Johanna Rinsma; Giuseppe Santucci; Massimiliano Taglieri

Smart Homes to Improve the Quality of Life for All

Marco Aiello, Fabio Aloise, Roberto Baldoni, Febo Cincotti, Christoph Guger, Alexander Lazovik, Massimo Mecella, Paolo Pucci, Johanna Rinsma, Giuseppe Santucci, Massimiliano Taglieri

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A home is smart when, being aware of its own state and that of its users, is capable of controlling itself in order to support the user wishes and thus improving their quality of life. This holds both for users with special needs and for those with ordinary domestic needs. In this paper, we overview the Smart Homes for All project which represents the current state of the art with respect to software control and user interfaces in the smart homes arena.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Annual International IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Conference
Publisher	IEEE (The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers)
Pages	1777-1780
Number of pages	4
Publication status	Published - 2012

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Smart Homes to Improve the Quality of Life for All. / Aiello, Marco; Aloise, Fabio; Baldoni, Roberto et al.
Annual International IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Conference. IEEE (The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers), 2012. p. 1777-1780.

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