Invisible Computing Angie, Collin, Nick, Will.

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Invisible Computing Angie, Collin, Nick, Will

Abstract To optimize electronic devices so that they are more suitable for users’ purposes To simplify the devices and their interfaces To make programs more affordable and task-oriented

Examples Data sharing Make tasks more practical Increase invisibility Connection and interaction between devices Replication and storage Make tasks more practical Voice recognition, user movement, etc. Increase invisibility Minimize user maintenance/configuration

Scenario