Using mobile phones as remote control for ubiquitous video-recording

Authors:
Christian Giordano;Sonia Modeo;Giorgio Bernardi;Ferdinando Ricchiuti
Affiliations:
CSP scarl, viale Settimio Severo;CSP scarl, viale Settimio Severo;INRETE, Moncalieri (TO);CSP scarl, viale Settimio Severo
Venue:
Proceedings of the 6th international conference on Mobile and ubiquitous multimedia
Year:
2007

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Abstract

In this paper, we describe a new paradigm of video recording through two related projects, Faucet and Record2ME. Faucet and Record2ME work together in order to achieve the goal of ubiquitous interaction. Faucet is the service that provides a mean to get multimedia contents using the podcast model while Record2ME is a Java application for mobile phones that allow the usage of Faucet service in a mobility context.