主讲人: |
胡誌麟 |
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主 题: |
Smart Home with Soft-Intelligence & IoT Technology |
时 间: |
2019-12-04 15:50 |
地 点: |
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[主讲人简介] |
胡誌麟Biography:
Chih-Lin Hu received the BS degree in computer science from the National Cheng-Chi University in 1997, the MS degree in computer science from the National Chung-Hsing University in 1999, and the PhD degree in electrical engineering from the National Taiwan University in 2003. He was a researcher at BenQ and Qisda Advanced Technology Centers, Taipei City, Taiwan, from 2003 to 2007. Since 2008, he joined in the Department of Communication Engineering, National Central University, Taoyuan, Taiwan, where he was an assistant professor from 2008 to July 2012 and has been an associate professor since August 2012. His research interests include mobile and pervasive computing, mobile data dissemination, consumer communications and networking (smart home), Internet of Things (IoT) technology, and broadcast information system. Dr. Hu is a senior member of the IEEE. |
[内容简介] |
Abstract:
Smart home computing focuses on “home” and combines related peripheral industries to jointly promote smart home services, which include home care, security monitoring, smart appliances and home entertainment, and other integrated services to build a safe and secure, energy-saving and sustainable, health care and comfort home service. Ten years have passed. When we look back, till now, there is no clear definition of “intelligence (or smart).” Philips, a consumer electronics company, believes that intelligence should include sensing, connected, learning, adaptation, and ease to interact. Smart applications and services are still in the development stage; they are not all capable of these five characteristics.
Today, in this talk, the speaker would like to present a topic, “Smart Home with Soft-Intelligence & IoT Technology,” with many scenarios that differ from the traditional usage which requires the tedious manual operations, thanks to the advance of software intelligence and IoT Technologies. From my personal point of view, I will propose four technical directions to build an "smart home," which I personally call "Enabling Technologies and Effects": home networking, context awareness, recognization, and user interface. To ease of understanding, the speaker will present a set of practical designs, developments, and technologies for enabling smart home services with various networked devices and sensor devices in home computing contexts as well as the resource and services on the cloud. It is believed that the prospect of smart home services could provide better user experience, and also inspires new and future applications and services in ubiquitous home network environments. |
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