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Wireless home network infrastructure for wearable appliances

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Consumer Electronics, 2002. ICCE. 2002 Digest of Technical Papers. International Conference on
Date of Conference: 2002
Author(s): Corcoran, P.M.
FotoNation Ireland Ltd., Galway
Desbonnet, J.
Page(s): 104 - 105
Product Type: Conference Publications

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Abstract

A server infrastructure allows wireless wearable appliances or portable handsets to access consumer services offered via the server. Services are accessed via a universal home services interface (UHSI) which is shared by all access devices. The UHSI can include a voice-activated interface to simplify usage from non-graphical terminals. In a home network, the infrastructure resides on a home gateway or central home computer and allows users access to local subsystems or external WAN services.

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