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Eyal de Lara, Maria Ebling

Year
2007
Citations
3

Abstract

In this issue, editors Eyal de Lara and Maria Ebling cover initiatives for building a ubiquitous city and rewarding excellence in the design of virtual worlds. They also highlight a robot that scares away pest birds, technology that harvests electricity from the wind generated by passing traffic, a taxi navigation system, an adaptor that provides Ethernet connectivity over residential power lines, and a bracelet that vibrates when your cell phone rings. Finally, they present a cell phone that can sense motion.

Keywords

PhoneCover (algebra)EthernetComputer scienceRobotTelecommunicationsElectricityUbiquitous computingArchitectural engineeringHuman–computer interaction

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