Sensing, processing and analytics: augmenting the Ubicon platform for anticipatory ubiquitous computing

Anticipatory systems require different steps like sensing, data processing, context inference, and context prediction. Then, suitable platforms can support the implementation of the respective steps. This paper proposes an anticipatory ubiquitous perspective on the Ubicon platform, considering data capture (sensing), localization (context inference) and activity recognition (context prediction), enabled by an integration of different technologies and tools. In an integrated approach, we propose different components for augmenting the Ubicon platform. For these, we present results of respective case studies in ubiquitous and social environments. Our results demonstrate the applicability of the Ubicon platform for these tasks, towards an extended platform for anticipatory ubiquitous computing.

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