The UNH ECE992c Ubiquitous Computing course literature reviews were presented today (Dec 9th). All the presentations were very good. The semester-long paper reading and homework preparations have sharpened everyone’s skills to make effective and visually appealing presentation slides.
Nemanja Memarovic broke the ice talking about the field of human-computer interactions (HCI) depicting a full circle of the topics covered in class during the semester.
After that, Ivan Elhart gave a very interesting presentation on the presence of ubiquitous computing in vehicles. His main focus was on wireless communication with and inside cars.
Ken Mikelinich covered the literature on wireless sensor networks (WSN). He provided us with a great insight on the state-of-the-art of this field of research and development.
Finally, Michael Farrar presented his review on ubiquitous computing using mobile devices. This literature overview will help him a lot with his Master’s thesis background.
As mentioned, all presentations were very well prepared. We all learned a bunch about these fascinating fields of ubiquitous computing.
Oszkar