Smart home – digitally engineered domestic life

Authors:
Sang Hyun Park;So Hee Won;Jong Bong Lee;Sung Woo Kim
Affiliations:
Interaction group, Software Lab, CTO, Samsung Electronic Co. Ltd, Korea;Interaction group, Software Lab, CTO, Samsung Electronic Co. Ltd, Korea;Interaction group, Software Lab, CTO, Samsung Electronic Co. Ltd, Korea;Interaction group, Software Lab, CTO, Samsung Electronic Co. Ltd, Korea
Venue:
Personal and Ubiquitous Computing
Year:
2003

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Abstract

The purpose of the Smart Home Project is to devise a set of intelligent home appliances that can provide an awareness of the users' needs, providing them with a better home life experience without overpowering them with complex technologies and intuitive user interfaces. Our main aim for the project is to improve day-to-day home life with smart computer technologies while still keeping the home life as normal as possible – we refer to this as “digitally engineering analogue home life”.