SEMINAR ON
AMBIENT INTELLIGENCE
Submitted by :- Guided by :-
Kolhe yash kamlakar Prof.P.S.Deshmukh
INDEX
Introduction
History
AMI Vision , Key Concepts And Technologies
Five W’s of AMI
Three P’s of AMI
Architecture of AMI System
Components of AMI System
Features of AMI System
Application Areas of AMI System
Conclusion
INTRODUCTION
Ambient Intelligence (AMI) is a new paradigm in
Information Technology that has potential for great
impact in the future.
The 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.
AMI is a multidisciplinary topic, since it combines the
features of many of the areas in Computer Science.
HISTORY
In 1998 Philips and Palo Alto Ventures coined the term ‘Ambient
Intelligence’(AMI)
In 1999, Philips joined the Oxygen alliance, an international consortium
of industrial partners within the context of the MIT Oxygen project,
aimed at developing technology for the computer of the 21st century.
In 2001, the concept of Ambient Intelligence (AMI) was taken up by
European Commission’s Information Society Technologies Advisory
Group (ISTAG).
The term Ambient Intelligence is defined by ISTAG as "the convergence
of ubiquitous computing, ubiquitous communication, and interfaces
adapting to the user".
AMI VISION,KEY CONCEPTS AND TECHNOLOGIES
AMI Vision :- Key Concepts :- Key Technologies :-
In AMI, people will be surrounded Embedded-Many networked In order for AMI to become a reality a
by an interconnected embedded devices are integrated into the number of key technologies are required:
systems. These devices will be environment. Unobtrusive hardware (Miniaturisation,
able to locate and recognize Nanotechnology, smart devices,sensors
Context aware-The system can
objects and people, as well as etc.)
recognize you and your situational
people’s intentions.
context.
Seamless mobile/fixed communication
The vision of AMI is characterized Personalized-The system can tailor and computing infrastructure.
by two key features: intelligence
itself to meet your needs.
and embedding.
Adaptive-It can change in response
According to the AMI vision,” to you.
people will not just use
technology: they will live with it.” Anticipatory-The system
anticipates your desires without
conscious mediation.
FIVE W’s of AMI
Who: the identification of a user of the system and the role that
user plays within the system.
Where: the tracking of the location where a user or an object is
geographically located.
When: the association of activities with time is required to build a
realistic picture of a system
What: the recognition of activities and tasks users are performing
is fundamental in order to provide appropriate help if required.
Why: the capability to infer and understand intentions and goals
behind activities.
THREE P’s of AMI
People: Humans exploit everything around them to
improve their lives and expand their powers.
Planet: AMI has a great contribution to the planet. AMI
provides better care for the environment.
Profit: Ambient Intelligence describes a new economy
called “experience economy”. It is positioned as the
fourth major wave following the classic economies of
commodity, goods, and service.
ARCHITECTURE OF AMI
COMPONENTS OF AMI
1.Ubiquitous computing
Any computing device, while
moving with you, can build
incrementally dynamic models of
its various environments and
configure its services accordingly.
.
2.Ubiquitous communication:
Ubiquitous computing is the introduction and expansion
of wireless network technology, which enables flexible
communication between interlinked devices that can be
stationed in various locations or can even be portable.
3. User adaptive interfaces:
Referred as Intelligent social user interfaces
They go beyond the traditional user interfaces
FEATURES OF AMI
Feature 1: Some agents could take no responsibility in
building the plan because of their limitations in
processing and communication. This pushes toward the
centralized planning process.
Feature 2: The skills to perceive the environment and to
perform the actions are distributed over the agents. This
pulls toward the distributed planning process.
APPLICATION AREAS
Health-related applications.
Public transportation sector.
Education services.
Emergency services.
Production-oriented places.
CONCLUSION
Ambient Intelligence (AMI) is growing fast as a multi-
disciplinary topic of interest which can allow many areas
of research to have a significant beneficial influence into
our society. AMI is a vision on the future of consumer
electronics, telecommunications and computing for the
time frame 2010–2020.
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