how smart homes learn the evolution of the networked home and household marshini chetty, ja-young...
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How Smart Homes Learn The Evolution of the Networked Home and Household
Marshini Chetty, Ja-Young Sung, and Rebecca E. Grinter
Ubicomp 2007
Presenter:Brian
Contribution Overview
A starting point for discussing within the Ubicomp community about whom and how the home network will be designedNetworked technology interacts with a house’s infrastructure.
Outline
Introduction BackgroundParticipants and MethodsNetworking in the Evolving HomeConclusion
Introduction
Computing has migrated into the home.Past research focus on individual deviceHome networking
Under-explored Interaction with home’s
infrastructures Ubiquitous computing research rely Seamless integrations?
Four themes of paradoxes Virtual boundaries Home network control Home network access Responsibilities V.S. possibilities of WiFi
Introduction
Outline
Introduction BackgroundParticipants and MethodsNetworking in the Evolving HomeConclusion
Domestic Technology &Home Networking
Home networking is only the apart of domestic technologies.Smart home research solves the problems associated with infrastructure.
Domestic Technology &Home Networking
TelecommutingCareNet
Layers theory of home evolutions
Rodden, T., Benford, S.: The evolution of buildings and implications for the design of ubiquitous domestic environments. In: Proceedings of Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems (CHI 03), pp. 9–16 (2003)
Outline
Introduction BackgroundParticipants and MethodsNetworking in the Evolving HomeConclusion
11 households in Atlanta
Outline
Introduction BackgroundParticipants and MethodsNetworking in the Evolving HomeConclusion
Site
Affected what Stuff is installed and requiredShaping Services and managing boundaries Cable, Digital Subscriber Line Mismatch of physical and virtual site
boundaries Is it good or bad for community?
Site
Network security: personal data WEP and MAC control to manage security
Structure
Ethernet installation with wired LAN due to reliability of connectionEmbedding the home networking into the StructureChallenges: cost and complexityWireless
Service for responsibility
Internet, cable, phone lineEthernet, PowerLine and X10Service Provider v.s. DIY Financial and technical
People can not trust and accept the responsibility for the Ubicomp community. Ex.TW Cable
Space for access paradox
Space Plan computer in kitchen
Private space Constrained access for childrenAgainst ubiquitous access
Stuff for the control paradox
Devices Computing and AV related equipments
Complexity of device configuration and interoperabilityMultiple remotes, noticed maps and instructionsHouseholder-centric V.S. technologically- centric
Outline
Introduction BackgroundParticipants and MethodsNetworking in the Evolving HomeConclusion
Conclusion Security is the most concerned for Site, Service, SpaceStuff must be made easy use, ex. iPodHouseholders should have greater degree of responsibility for designing and delivering the Service of the home network.
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