Refereed Publications
- B.O. Apduhan, K. Takata, J. Ma, R. Huang, “Activity
Situation Model and Application Prototype for Lifelog
Image Analysis”, Int'l Journal of Software Engineering
and Its Applications, Vol. 2, No.4, 2008, pp.31-42.
Abstract - This paper
proposes an integrated technique to process the lifelog
which is composed of both captured video (called lifelog
images) and other sensed data. The resulting structured
lifelog images were evaluated using the previous approach
and the proposed technique.
- R. Huang, K. Nakanish, J. Ma, B.O. Apduhan, “An
Object-oriented Design and Push Web Server based Framework
for Physical Object Interactions and Services”, Journal
of Software, Academy Publisher, Vol.3, No.8, 2008, pp.34-41.
Abstract - This article
presents our research progress in developing a framework
based on the object-oriented design approach and the use
of a push web server. With the concept of object abstraction,
an object can hide its internal structure from the outside
world, which can make the object secure.
- K. Takata, J. Ma, B.O. Apduhan, R. Huang, N. Shiratori,
“Lifelog Image Analysis based on Activity Situation
Models Using Contexts from Wearable Multi Sensors”,
IEEE CS Proc. of the 2nd Int'l Conf. on Multimedia and
Ubiquitous Engineering (MUE'08), May 2008, pp.160-163.
Abstract - This paper
is focused on analyses of the lifelog images to find representative
images in video scenes using both the pictorial visual
features and the individual’s context information,
and likewise represent the individual’s life experiences
in some semantic and structured ways for future efficient
retrievals and exploitations.
- T. Kawashima, J. Ma, B.O. Apduhan, R. Huang, Q. Jin,
“Robots in Smart Spaces – A Case Study of a
u-Object Finder Prototype –”, Springer- Verlag
Proc. of the 5th Int'l Conf. On Ubiquitous Intelligence
and Computing (UIC'08), LNCS 5061, June 2008, pp.61-74.
Abstract - This paper
is focused on a case study of a u-object finding service
done by a robot in a smart space. It presents the design
and development of the system prototype for a robot to
communicate with other devices and can find a tagged object
in a smart room. Some preliminary experiments were conducted
and the results verified the functionalities of the system.
- K. Nakanish, J, Ma, B.O. Apduhan, R. Huang, “An
Object-oriented Framework for Common Abstraction and Comet-based
Interaction of Physical u-Objects and Digital Services”,
Springer-Verlag Proc. of the 5th Int'l Conf. On Ubiquitous
Intelligence and Computing (UIC'08), LNCS5061, June 2008,
pp.397-410.
Abstract - This paper
is focused on a ubiquitous framework that maps all physical
u-objects and digital services commonly into their corresponding
abstracted objects, and enables all the objects to interact
based on message exchanges via the Comet Web server using
the HTTP protocol which is platform independent.
- K. Takata, J. Ma, B.O. Apduhan, R. Huang, Q. Jin, “Modeling
and Analyzing Individuals Daily Activities using Lifelog”,
IEEE CS Proc. of Int'l Conf. on Embedded Software and
Systems (ICESS'08), July 2008, pp.503-510.
Abstract - This paper
is focused on the activity models and analysis techniques
to process lifelog data in order to find what events/states
are interesting or important, to summarize the useful
records in some semantic ways for efficient retrievals
and presentations of past life experiences, and to use
these experiences to further improve the individual’s
quality of life.
- T. Kawashima, J. Ma, B.O. Apduhan, R. Huang, C. Rong,
“A System Prototype with Multiple Robots for Finding
u-Objects in a Smart Space”, IEEE CS Proc. of the
5th Int'l Conf. on Embedded Software and Systems (ICESS'08),
July 2008, pp.229-236.
Abstract - Moveable
robots can be utilized to add flexible location-related
service functions to smart spaces. This paper presents
design and development of a system prototype with multiple
robots with focus on how to manage the multiple robots
and their collaborative work in finding RFID tagged u-objects
in a smart room.
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