Wearable Computing Yuanfang Cai Dec. 6, 2000 Discussion Outline What is Wearable computing Wearable computing implementation Wearable computing Networking.

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Wearable Computing Yuanfang Cai Dec. 6, 2000

Discussion Outline What is Wearable computing Wearable computing implementation Wearable computing Networking Wearable computing and Ubiquitous computing

What is wearable computing Wearable Portable while operational Hand-free or one- handed operation unobtrusive Augmented reality situation aware

>>Wearable Computer Implementation Overall System Block Diagram : Wireles s Networ k Wireles s Networ k Input Device Display Device Video Camera Low Power IndicatorPower Supply Com portVGA out Frame grabber Network card Parallel portBack plane Main Unit

>>Wearable Computer Implementation>>Input Device speech recognizer keyboard alternative including chording keyboards and special purpose keyboards mouse alternatives including trackballs, joysticks tab alternatives including buttons, dial eye trackers head trackers pen gesturing bar code reader video capture devices, microphones, GPS locators other exotic devices such as skin sensors

>>Wearable Computer Implementation>>Input Device Wireless Finger Ring Detection of finger-tip typing Wireless Link Block Diagrams Chording METHOD

Wearable Computer Implementation>>Input Device Wireless finger Ring>>Detection of finger-tip typing

Wearable Computer Implementation>>Input Device Wireless finger Ring>>Wireless Link

Wearable Computer Implementation>>Input Device Wireless finger Ring>>Block Diagrams

Wearable Computer Implementation>>Input Device Wireless finger Ring>>Chording Method

>>Wearable Computer Implementation>>Output Device head mounted displays (HMDs) flat panels, text to speech tactile output non speech auditory output paper and olfactory output (scent)

>>Wearable Computer Implementation>>Output Device Augmented Reality Typical Augmented Reality System Display Technologies in Augmented Reality

>>Wearable Computer Implementation>>Output Device Augmented Reality>> Typical Augmented Reality System

>>Wearable Computer Implementation>>Output Device Augmented Reality>> Display Technologies in Augmented Reality Video See-through Augmented Reality Display Optical See-through Augmented Reality Display

>>Wearable Computer Networking General requirements Short-ranged Simple in design Low power consumption Self-configuration Restricted to the user Security Security requirements Privacy Data Confidentiality Data integrity Access Control Availability Source Authentication

>>Wearable Computer Networking BlueTooth Security>>Security Architecture

>>Wearable Computer Networking BlueTooth Security>>Key Management E2E2 E2E2 E3E3 E3E3 Link Key Encryption Key Encryption and Key Control Authentication Encryption PIN

>>Wearable Computer Networking BlueTooth Security>>Authentication Challenge-response for symmetric key system SRES = E(key, IDB, RAND) Checks:SRES = SRES Verifier (User A) SRES = E(key, IDB, RAND) Verifier (User B) SRES RAND

Wearable Computing & Ubiquitous Computing Properties and Problems with Ubiquitous Computing Privacy issues Difficulty with personalized information: Properties and Problem with Wearable Computing Localized information: Localized control Resource management: The Combination-Hive and Locust Swarm A General Scenario

Wearable Computing & Ubiquitous Computing Properties and Problems with Ubiquitous Computing Privacy issues Difficulty with personalized information: I am Tom ! Oh, its Tom Let me check my databse Oh, its Tom Let me check my databse Tom: Age: 25 Favorite Song: My heart will go on Tom: Age: 25 OK, let me check his OK, I will play this song Hi all, I am Mike, your new Boss My god, a new man! I have to update my database! Me Too! Its really troublesome!

Wearable Computing & Ubiquitous Computing Properties and Problem with Wearable Computing I am Tom ! Tom: Age: 25 Favorite Song: My heart will go on OK, let me check his OK, I will play this song

Wearable Computing & Ubiquitous Computing Properties and Problem with Wearable Computing 1. Localized information: 2. Localized control I am Tom ! Device Table: Computer 2.Recorder 3.Printer A New device! It should be added to my DB. Device Table: Computer 2.Recorder Where is the printers driver? should I install it?

Wearable Computing & Ubiquitous Computing Properties and Problem with Wearable Computing Resource management: Oh my, What should I do? I am Tom ! Hi all, I am Mike Tom: Age: 25 Favorite Song: My heart will go on Mike: Age: 30 Favorite Song: Salvage Garden

Wearable Computing & Ubiquitous Computing The Combination-Hive and Locust Swarm Why Hive? Agents are Autonomous Agents are proactive Agents can interact Agents can be mobile What is Locust Swarm?

Wearable Computing & Ubiquitous Computing Reaping the best of both worlds