I. Roussaki, H. Jormakka, S. Xynogalas, A. Laikari, M. Chantzara, and M. Anagnostou. Multi-terminal and multi-network access to virtual home environ- ment. In Proceedings of IST Mobile and Wireless Telecommunications, June 2002.  Home/Search   Document Details and Download   Summary   Related Articles

....to efficiently set up peer to peer (P2P) networks running on devices with small foot prints like the Siemens SL45i mobile phone. In research, we currently find only little work for advanced multi server home networks. Roussaki et al. present an architecture for virtual home environments in [12] covering two access models: multi terminal and multi network access. They mainly investigate UI technologies based on single server architectures. Lloyd et al. 6] introduced a virtual home environ ment architecture based on multi agent systems classifying communication w.r.t. the distance of ....

....more than one group so that groups can overlap. The VHE Virtual Device service also includes the adaption of user interfaces with respect to the individual device profile. User Interfaces are individually generated for each class of devices with respect to display size and input output properties [12]. In addition to the above mechanisms, P2P services allow additional advanced applications due to their extremely high flexibility in management of distributed resources. Consider, for instance, a Home Video Storage Network with Quality of Service sup port [7] The individual distributed video ....

I. Roussaki, H. Jormakka, S. Xynogalas, A. Laikari, M. Chantzara, and M. Anagnostou. Multi-terminal and multi-network access to virtual home environ- ment. In Proceedings of IST Mobile and Wireless Telecommunications, June 2002.

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