Pervasive Computing

Viewpoints Archive


	2006
Dec/Jan -		2006: The Year in Review Look for These Developments in 2007
November -		Pervasive Computing: Key Opportunities and Threats
October -		Computing the World's Most Pervasive Phenomenon: Climate
September -		Developments in Wireless Networking
August -		On the Purpose and Practicalities of Human Location
July -		Autonomous Vehicles See New Developments
June -		Power Consequences of the Ubiquitous-Computing Future New Technology Area: Connected Homes
May -		New Data-Storage Hardware Becomes Available—and Why It Matters
April -		Computer Vision in Law Enforcement
March -		Recent Developments: Perhaps the Smallest Wi-Fi Module Yet • Flexible RFID Tags Developed • A Wall as a Touchable Interface • Brain-Computer Interface
February -		New Tools for Finding People, Places, and Things

	2005	Download all 2005 Viewpoints (PDF)
Dec/Jan -		2005: The Year in Review Look for These Developments in 2006
November -		A Little Bit of Intelligence at Check-In?
October -		Obstacles to a New Ubiquitous City
September -		Improvements in Portable Energy Storage
August -		Wi-Fi: The Swiss Army Knife of Wireless Technology
July -		A New Stage for Pervasive Computing
June -		A New Approach to Intelligent Air-Traffic Control
May -		Reexamination of the State of Pervasive Computing: Part III: Redefinition
April -		Reexamination of the State of Pervasive Computing: Part II
March -		Reexamination of the State of Pervasive Computing
February -		Pervasive Computing and New Approaches to Improving Traffic

	2004	Download all 2004 Viewpoints (PDF)
Dec/Jan -		2004: The Year in Review Look for These Developments in 2005
November -		Interfaces, Games, Simulation, and the Challenge of Choices
October -		Automobiles as Single-Purpose Pervasive-Computing Environments
September -		Data Collection: At the Core of Epidemiology and Improved Public Health
August -		Intentionally Limiting Wireless Communications and Pervasive Computing
July -		Energy Harvesting and Battery Advancements
June -		Pervasive Gaming
May -		Reading the Body: Innovations in Interpreting Human Physiology Recent Developments: Researchers at University of Tokyo Develop Electronic Skin
April -		Environmental Monitoring Applications of Pervasive Computing
March -		Mobile Sensor Networks
February -		Security Issues in Pervasive-Computing

	2003	Download all 2003 Viewpoints (PDF)
Dec/Jan -		2003: The Year in Review Look for These Developments in 2004
November -		Recent Developments: Pervasive Health-Care Research at the University of Aarhus Announcement: Next Generation Technologies
October -		M2M Technology: Pervasive Computing at Work in Today's Market
September -		The European Smart-Its Project Aims to Create Intelligent Environments
August -		DARPA Funds Major Software-Development Project for Cognitive-Computing Applications
July -		New Development Milestone in the Technology Roadmap for Microminiature Wireless Sensor Networks
June -		Cyberposium 2003: Pervasive Computing Research and Potential Markets
May -		Distributed Identities: Managing Privacy in Pervasive Computing
April -		IBM: An Example in Conserving Energy and Building Energy-Saving Devices
March -		Conference Addresses Design Challenges of Pervasive Computing Recent Developments: Researchers at Vanderbilt University Design Robots to Sense Human Emotions • National Science Foundation Chooses SRI International to Evaluate the Effects of Ubiquitous Computing in K–12 Classrooms
February -		Wireless Networks Enable Communication

	2002	Download Aug.–Dec. 2002 Viewpoints (PDF)
Dec/Jan -		2002: The Year in Review Look for These Developments in 2003
November -		The Advent of Presence Awareness Recent Developments: IBM's On-Demand Computing Campaign
October -		Making Sense of Pervasive Computing in a Sea of Computing Change
September -		Prototype Smart Spaces
August -		New Advances in RFID Mean Inexpensive, Widely Available Smart Tags
July -		Pervasive Computing in Japan: A Consumer Approach
June -		Wearable Computers Are Part of the Move toward Pervasive Computing Explorer Announcement