A Display Centric Ubiquitous Information System -- "Dokodemo-Display"

Authors:
Tomoki Sekiguchi;Shin'ya Iguchi;Masato Ishii;Jun Maeoka;Akihiro Ito;Tsutomu Furuhashi
Affiliations:
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Venue:
SAINT-W '04 Proceedings of the 2004 Symposium on Applications and the Internet-Workshops (SAINT 2004 Workshops)
Year:
2004

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Abstract

This paper describes the development of a ubiquitous information system named "Dokodemo-Display" System. It is a display-centric communication system, which is portable, interactive, and collaborative. The objective of "Dokodemo-Display" System is to increase the value of a place with helping to form local communities at that place.It provides information services localized to a certain place with a large display such as 32" LCD. The display is integrated with several wireless communication interfaces for users to access the location- and profile-aware services easily with their own wireless devices. The display displays contents with interactive effects reflecting user actions. We have developed a prototype of that system, and deployed at our private shows.This paper also discusses the platform which is the basis of the system. It incorporates peer-to-peer technology and Web Services to ease system design, development and configuration. This paper also discusses the problem unsolved to realize ubiquitous information systems.