u-Lab: a ubiquitous computing based architecture to labs works using wireless sensor network and radio-frequency identification

Authors:
W. W. F. Sarmento;P. S. Paula;P. T. C. Pequeno Filho;G. A. L. Pallard;J. N. Souza;G. C. Barroso;M. C. Pequeno
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Venue:
Proceedings of the 6th Euro American Conference on Telematics and Information Systems
Year:
2012

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Abstract

Wireless Sensor Networks and Radio Frequency Identification are two technologies that are being used together to monitor and identify objects and people. Their application may cover from a supermarket storage section to a forest monitoring process, having to face a diversity of problems within the scope of Computer Science and Engineering. The present work proposes the use of these technologies in the scope of Education - more specifically in the area of laboratory practice, using a formal modeling technique called Coloured Petri Networks for creating the initial models that would form the architecture of the proposed solution.