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To develop and describe the Conference Assistant, a mobile and context-aware prototype application that leverages wearable computing to assist conference attendees.

January 20, 2003Open Access

The Conference Assistant: combining context-awareness with wearable computing

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To develop and describe the Conference Assistant, a mobile and context-aware prototype application that leverages wearable computing to assist conference attendees.
Designed a mobile application integrating context-aware computing with wearable hardware.
Implemented a context-aware architecture capable of capturing and processing diverse environmental and user contexts to mediate attendee interactions.
Demonstrated the practical feasibility of merging context-awareness with wearable computing to enrich attendee interactions with physical environments and peers.
Established an architectural model supporting dynamic context tracking for real-time collaborative and informational conference scenarios.

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Prototype design demonstrates context-aware wearable computing for conference attendees, suggesting enhanced user-environment interactions.

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Dey et al. (2003) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a16b8d22fcf950e000538cc https://doi.org/10.1109/iswc.1999.806639

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Prototype design demonstrates context-aware wearable computing for conference attendees, suggesting enhanced user-environment interactions.

The Conference Assistant: combining context-awareness with wearable computing

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