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pervasive technologies related to assistive environments | 2009
Clare Owens; David E. Millard; Andrew James Stanford-Clark
The digital divide refers to a lack of technological access, part of which involves exclusion from a blooming arena of social interaction. People without mobile phones or PCs cannot access email, SMS or social networking websites; this includes many groups, such as the elderly, who can become vulnerable without good social contact. By enabling multimodal access to a variety of communication channels, including ubiquitous ones such as televisions and home telephones, this set of people can be included in such interactions. This paper describes a prototype pervasive messaging infrastructure for multimodal communications, and how it can be used as an assistive environment. Our eventual aim is to create a social fabric, a pervasive infrastructure layer to support more complex social experiences in the future.
Archive | 1996
Sean J. Martin; Andrew James Stanford-Clark
Archive | 1994
Graham Derek Wallis; Michael George Taylor; Michael Platt; Andrew James Stanford-Clark
Archive | 2005
Bharat Veer Bedi; Marc Stanley Carter; Andrew James Stanford-Clark
Archive | 1997
Graham Derek Wallis; Michael George Taylor; Michael Platt; Andrew James Stanford-Clark
Archive | 2007
Bharat Veer Bedi; Marc Stanley Carter; Martin J. Gale; Lucas William Partridge; Andrew James Stanford-Clark
Archive | 1996
Michael Platt; Andrew James Stanford-Clark
Archive | 2000
Christopher Edward Sharp; Andrew James Stanford-Clark
Archive | 1996
Andrew James Stanford-Clark; Sean J. Martin
Archive | 2004
Bharat Veer Bedi; Andrew James Stanford-Clark