Sentences with phrase «ubiquitous computing for»

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For wearable and ubiquitous computing demos, see: youtube.com/user/minuumproject.

In recent years, ubiquitous connectivity coupled with the advancements in, and ever decreasing costs of, sensors, computing, storage and bandwidth have paved the way for a rapidly rising segment of information technology — the Internet of Things.

Profoundly powerful and fast - emerging technologies — from ubiquitous digital connectivity, to smarter big data, to computing systems that can reason and learn — are transforming a business landscape that accounts for almost 20 % of the U.S. economy and steadily growing shares elsewhere in the world.

Though the philosophical underpinnings and physical manifestations of this concept continue to be debated and refined, the world is at or near the tipping point for the total cultural adoption of ubiquitous computing.

Ubiquitous computing, or «on - demand availability of task - necessary computing power,» involves providing every student with a handheld computer — a situation with enormous repercussions for education and teacher education.

The 2001 National Technology Leadership Retreat set the stage for the group's 2002 National Technology Leadership Summit, which focused on ubiquitous computing (UC) and its impact on schools, teachers, and students.

The next billion users are already changing the internet in three key ways: a mobile - only mindset, an instinct for ubiquitous computing, and a demand for localized content.

But if we are heading towards ubiquitous computing then it starts right here for me.

For Bell, these new voice assistants could infuse more intimacy and humanity into our electronics and mark the early stages of ubiquitous computing.

As mobile technology continues to receive substantial investment, new more powerful processors are created, and 4G LTE becomes ubiquitous, suddenly the smartphone is now the centerpiece for many people's daily computing.

The range remains ubiquitous in Japan wherever there's a need for portable computing, however, and Panasonic is putting a refreshed lineup on sale this Friday — it's built 350,000 for the initial batch.