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Virtualization of Remote Devices and Services in Residential Networks

2009

Lately solutions for remote access for residential services have been proposed. However, these solutions require modifications to the service controllers. In addition, remote access adds complexity to the client application. We propose here a solution for decoupling remote access from the client itself with an entity that creates virtual instances of remote services in a local network. Thereby, clients will be able to discover the virtual instance and use it. Moreover, client applications do not need to distinguish between local and remote services hence reducing complexity.

business.industryComputer scienceMobile computingLocal area networkVirtual realityVirtualizationcomputer.software_genreComputer securityServerUniversal Plug and PlayHome computingbusinesscomputerComputer network2009 Third International Conference on Next Generation Mobile Applications, Services and Technologies
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1999

Since the 1980s there have been a number of studies that investigate the use of computers in homes. Many of these focused on the adults or adolescents in the family. Few studies have focused on children, particularly those between the ages of five and twelve. If children of these ages were included in a study they were usually situated within a study of the family and its dynamics, and often their experiences were viewed through the eyes of the adults in the family. The study described in this paper is unique in that the children‘s perceptions, beliefs and practices were the major focus and the children themselves were the informants. The study investigated children‘s computer experiences w…

Game playingmedia_common.quotation_subjectEducational technologyLibrary and Information SciencesEducationDevelopmental psychologyTask (project management)Dynamics (music)PerceptionSituatedPedagogyHome computingExploratory learningPsychologymedia_commonEducation and Information Technologies
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