An Agent-Based Service Network for Personal Mobile Devices

Authors:
Alessandro Genco;Salvatore Sorce;Giuseppe Reina;Giuseppe Santoro
Affiliations:
University of Palermo;University of Palermo;University of Palermo;University of Palermo
Venue:
IEEE Pervasive Computing
Year:
2006

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Abstract

PDAs and mobile phones have become users' main interactive media platform for digital information and services. Taking advantage of this development, the Agent Network for Bluetooth Devices uses personal mobile devices equipped with Bluetooth connection capability as human-environment interfaces to supply users with ad-hoc information or services. Mobile agents are used for selecting information, composing dynamic networks, and defining service access modes.