Examples of using Ambient intelligence in English and their translations into German
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Ambient Intelligence in Everyday Life" Friedewald, Da Costa 2003.
The new trends are in ambient intelligence and assistance systems.
Ambient intelligence, ubiquitous computing and smart living are the key words here.
Sabine Hoffmann as an experimentalspace for innovations in the field of Personalized Environment and Ambient Intelligence.
The Ambient Intelligence research group, headed by Dr. rer. nat.
The Fraunhofer IGD Living Lab was established in 2008 as a showroom andtest bed for Ambient Intelligence and Active& Assisted Living applications.
ISTAG report: Ambient Intelligence scenarios for 2010, www.cordis.lu/ist.
Combine knowledge bases, learning systems andagent communication systems under a common vision related to cultural heritage and ambient intelligence.
Ed.(2002) Ambient Intelligence in HomeLab, Published by Philips Research for the occasion of the opening of the HomeLab on April 24, 2002, Philips Research.
The actions of the Sixth Framework Programme willsupport thetechnological priorities to make this'ambient intelligence' possible.
Ambient intelligence and Virtual Residence: Computing technologies in all kinds of objects will provide a large number of services.
Keywords identity, security, privacy, identity technologies, locationbased services, ambient intelligence space, vir tual residence, policy options.
Ambient intelligence represents a future vision in which people are surrounded by invisible intelligent technologies that respond to their aims and needs.
The JTI is oriented towards the vision of'ambient intelligence': environments that are aware of our presence and responsive to our needs.
The project will provide support for an independent life at home with the aid of AmI(Ambient intelligence) and tele-healthcare.
This vision of"ambient intelligence" places the user, the individual, at the centre of future developments for an inclusive knowledge‑based society for all.
Information asymmetries, invisible profiling,filter bubbles and for instance recent development in ambient intelligence are being considered a threat to individual autonomy.
And the uptake of technologies such as RFID and ambient intelligence, combined with the growing acceptance and use of social media applications in the business world, is doubling the amount of data every two years.
These challenges are subject of active scientific research under a couple of different keywords:Mobile Computing, Ambient Intelligence, Ubiquitous Computing, or Pervasive Computing.
Intelligent environments("ambient intelligence") and, in particular, the application field of ambient assisted living are among the new technologies whose development and application potential is to be identified early, and for which innovative solutions are to be proposed for dealing with and avoiding possible risks.
The objective of Aml@Life was toexamine the potential of full integration of"Ambient Intelligence"(Ami) in everyday life, thereby raising the issue of universal access to new technologies and functions.
Work on eLearning will focus on personalised access to, and delivery of, learning as well as on advanced learning environments at school,university and in the workplace that take advantage of the development of ambient intelligence.
The group was working on ubiquitous andpervasive computing including both wearable computing and ambient intelligence and focuses on applications in human related areas like healthcare, sport, daily activity recognition.
Work on eLearning will focus on personalised access to, and delivery of, learning as well as on advanced learning environments at school, university, and in the workplace and in lifelong learning in general,taking that take advantage of the development of ambient intelligence.
Priority 3: The developments taking place in the information society have again been closely followed and commented on, such as RFID and ambient intelligence, as a follow up to the European Commission's communication on RFID and the related EDPS's opinion.
An important research topic in the group is Sonification, the non-speech auditory display of information,which is developed for applications in Ambient Intelligence, in combination with visualization and audiohaptic displays.
In terms of socialcontact, when social capital is understood as the capability to mobilise material and knowledge resources, further developments in ICTs(particularly ambient intelligence) can overcome the challenge of transferring tacit knowledge across communities of practice.