论文信息 - A framework for personal mobile agents in wireless pervasive computing environment

A framework for personal mobile agents in wireless pervasive computing environment

We propose a framework architecture for a personal mobile agent that can be used in a wireless pervasive computing environment to help the user to access the relevant information/services. Challenges and approaches for making mobile agents functional in this type of environment are discussed. Primary focus of the paper is in maintaining and using models of the user, environment, and other agents. Also covered are the performance and security related areas.

M. Ulema | B. Kozbe | M. Waldman

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