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: 2020
• 资助国家: 加拿大
• 起止时间: 2020-01-01 至 2021-12-31
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://www.nserc-crsng.gc.ca/ase-oro/Details-Detailles_eng.asp?id=709361
• 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

这 NSERC Portal 已删除了该提案中有用的格式和超链接。一个 具有相同文本的版本，但包含所有论文和视频的链接 全文引用，可在以下 URL 找到；所有日志记录均已 禁用该目录以保持匿名。此链接包含在 NSERC 的许可。 http://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~dwigdor/discovery_2015 想象你是一个 舞台上漫游的励志演说家、站在讲台上的政客、 系在笔记本电脑上的教授，或小组会议的成员。预见性 并设计一个应用程序以适应所有这些用途，以及 还有数千人，令人望而生畏。只用投影仪就可以说话；两个都 您和您的观众只会看到您的幻灯片。但是如果你连接了一个 手机上，它会显示幻灯片列表、计时器和演讲者备注。如果 您添加了智能手表，手腕上的显示屏不仅可以向您显示 当前时间，还有计时器和演讲进度。穿上一个 头戴式显示器，例如谷歌眼镜可以移动你的演讲者笔记， 提供私人提词器。如果您想解放双手怎么办？放 手机拿开后，可用幻灯片的显示会自行调整大小并出现 在你的玻璃杯上。您可以通过按手表上的按钮来推进幻灯片， 通过说出命令或点击 Glass 的侧面。这些中的每一个 配置适合不同类型的通话。我的工作重点是 用户如何通过添加正确的内容来定制应用程序的行为 设备，并使软件能够重塑和优化其用户体验 到新的拓扑。 至关重要 实现这一未来就是迎接挑战，使软件能够不断发展和发展 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。研究领域 迄今为止，普适计算的重点是实现各种计算之间的转换 设备，例如在一台设备上阅读网页或书籍，然后将其移动到 另一个在同一地点接载。这只是开始触及表面 什么是可能的。 我们正在开发