1. Ambient Intelligence -by Internal Guide: M.Preethi(10C91A0563)
Prof. G. Charles Babu CSE-B
HOD-CSE

2. Introduction
Scenarios
AmI concepts, technologies and characteristics
Architecture
Applications
Challenges
Conclusion
References

3. Introduction
Vision of AmI is that the people will be surrounded by intelligent objects that can sense the context and respond according to the desire of the people
Ambient Intelligence: Environments that are sensitive and responsive to the presence of people.

4. Scenario – I: Home Environment
Personalize the living space of humans
Ease access to Information and Resources
On-demand
Large scale network of computing devices

5. Scenario – II: Automotive Intelligence
Online concierge services
Tele Diagnosis
Safety – auto braking for active collision avoidance
Route Planning

6. Key Concepts Adaptive. It can change in response to you
Embedded. Many networked devices are integrated into the environment
Context aware. The system can recognize you and your situational context.
Personalized. The system can tailor itself to meet your needs
Adaptive. It can change in response to you
Anticipatory. The system anticipates your desires without conscious mediation.

7. Key Technologies
Unobtrusive hardware -Miniaturization, Nanotechnology, smart devices, sensors
Seamless mobile/fixed communication -interoperability, wired and wireless networks, service-oriented architecture, semantic web
Dynamic and massively distributed device networks-service discovery, auto-configuration, end-user programmable devices and systems
Human-centric computer interfaces -intelligent agents, multimodal interaction, context awareness

8. Key Characteristics Ubiquity-embedded is present everywhere.
Awareness-everyone is aware of the technology
Intelligence-helps it in correct and appropriate responses
Natural Interaction-just like interacting with another human

9. Architecture

10. Components of AmI Ambient Intelligence Ubiquitous Computing
Communication
Ambient Intelligence
Intelligent
User
Interface

11. Application Areas Health-related Public transportation
Education Services
Emergency Services
Production-oriented places

12. Challenges
Interoperability-is the ability of making systems and organizations to work together .
Saturation-they cannot saturate because the technology keeps on changing.
Security-security concerns affect the AmI

13. Conclusion
Ambient Intelligence (AmI) is growing fast as a multi-disciplinary topic of interest which can allow many areas of research
AmI envisions a world where people are surrounded by intelligent and intuitive interfaces embedded in the everyday objects & physical environments .
Technology will not be the limiting factor in realizing ambient intelligence

14. References
Philip’s vision of ambient intelligence (
The European Union report, Scenarios for Ambient Intelligence in 2010 (ftp://ftp.cordis.lu/pub/ist/docs/istagscenarios2010.pdf)

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