About Sensors

1. AMBIENT INTELLIGENCE
Presented By:
S.Chandrika
Roll:13701A0515

2. CONTENTS
 Introduction
 Key Characteristics
 Architecture
 Technologies
 Steps of Ambient Intelligence
 Applications
 Advantages
 Research Work
 Future Scope
 Conclusion
 References

3. INTRODUCTION
 Ambient Intelligence (AmI) is an emerging discipline
that brings intelligence to our every – day
environments and make those environments
sensitive to us.
 Ambient Intelligence is a network of hidden
intelligent interfaces that recognize our presence
and mould our environment to our immediate
needs.

4. KEY CHARACTERISTICS
 Human Centric technologies that are:
Embedded
Context Aware
Personalized
Adaptive
Anticipatory

5. ARCHITECTURE
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Applications
Ambient Intelligence
Ubiquitous
Computing
Ubiquitous
Communications
Ubiquitous
Interfaces
Lifestyle
Convergence
Technologies
Solutions
Daily

6. TECHNOLOGIES
 Ambient Intelligence builds on three recent key
technologies:
Ubiquitous Computing means integration of
microprocessors into everyday objects
Ubiquitous Communication enables these
objects to communicate with each other and the
user by means of ad-hoc and wireless
networking.
An Intelligent User Interface enables the
inhabitants of the AmI environment to control
and interact with the environment in a natural
(voice, gestures) and personalized way
(preferences, context).

7. TECHNOLOGIES
 Other technologies used for implementing AmI are:
Bluetooth Low Energy
RFID
Sensors
Software Agents
Biometrics

8. TECHNOLOGIES

9. STEPS OF AMBIENT INTELLIGENCE
 Main Steps for AmI:

10. STEPS OF AMBIENT INTELLIGENCE
 Sensing
Sensors
Ambient

11. STEPS OF AMBIENT INTELLIGENCE
 Reasoning
Needed to provide responsiveness and
adaptability
Interpret and recognize context and activity
Mobility tracking
Decision making

12. STEPS OF AMBIENT INTELLIGENCE
 Acting
 Home automation systems(lights, doors,
windows, room temperature,…)
 User Interfaces or Wearable devices(notification,
information, alerting,…)
 Robots

13. STEPS OF AMBIENT INTELLIGENCE
 Interacting with Users
 Traditional user interfaces: web, mobiles
 Home fixtures
 Natural user interfaces:
 Speech, gesture, body motion tracking,
emotions, facial expressions, attention,…

14. APPLICATIONS
Smart Homes
 Health – Related Applications
 Emergency services
 Public transport sector
 Education sector
 Public surveillance

15. ADVANTAGES
 Reduced Human Efforts.
 Increased Information, Connectivity and Leisure
 Future Ready Ambience.

16. RESEARCH WORK
 Internet Fridge
 HomeOS
 Smart Tvs
 Connected Cars

17. FUTURE SCOPE
 Many AmI applications relying upon wireless
sensors are at the mercy of the battery life for the
sensors.
 Challenge is to model multiple residents in an
environment.
 Challenge for AmI researches is to design self-
testing and self-repairing AmI software.
 Issues related to security and privacy for AmI
systems.

18. CONCLUSION
Ambient Intelligence is establishing fast as an area
where a confluence of topics can converge
communication , computing , consumer electronics to
help society through technology.

19. REFERENCES
 www.jaise-journal.org
 www.dke.univie.ac.at/extern/bi.../ss2002/Ambient-
Intelligence.pdf
 www.irisa.fr/lande/lande/icse-
proceedings/icse/p43.pdf

20. THANK
YOU