论文信息 - The orbital browser: composing ubicomp services using only rotation and selection

The orbital browser: composing ubicomp services using only rotation and selection

Most ubiquitous computing environments are designed as collections of highly distributed and heterogeneous services. In this paper we describe a user interface, the Orbital Browser, which reduces the complexity of ubicomp service composition to two simple end-user operations: rotation and selection. We discuss the design requirements imposed by service composition and how we addressed them with our system.

Mark W. Newman | James Begole | Nicolas Ducheneaut | Trevor F. Smith | Chris Beckmann

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