Video: Beyond Pervasive Computing (2002)

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Beyond Pervasive Computing
Moderator: Robert Buderi
Rodney A. Brooks
Richard (Rick) Rashid
Steve Tuecke
Dr. David Tennenhouse
May 23, 2002
Running Time: 00:20:47

About the Lecture
Pervasive computing-the idea that wired and wireless computing services and applications will be available anytime/anywhere-is becoming realized. Now, computer scientists are taking the next step: promoting proactive, or attentive, computing, in which computers and sensors don't just respond to users, but anticipate their needs-through agents, data mining, sense-making and other software advances.
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