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| We abstract the notions of communication and coordination between parts of software (computer instructions) sometimes called modules, but now rather called components. We mainly work on this abstraction called "software interaction", and we wrote tools to illustrate it. | We abstract the notions of communication and coordination between parts of software (computer instructions) sometimes called modules, but now rather called components. We mainly work on this abstraction called "software interaction", and we wrote tools to illustrate it. | ||
| - | WComp is the study of Wearable Computers through this theory. Moreover the development of this theory leads us to get interested in the so-called "Context-aware or Ubiquitous Computing" for mobile applications. Hence the information given to the user by the computer is well selected. | + | | {{:public_namespace:wcomp.png?100|}} | WComp is the study of Wearable Computers through this theory. Moreover the development of this theory leads us to get interested in the so-called "Context-aware or Ubiquitous Computing" for mobile applications. Hence the information given to the user by the computer is well selected. | |
| //We are working on a formalism on a unified view of context-aware computing to define notions such as contextual proximity.// | //We are working on a formalism on a unified view of context-aware computing to define notions such as contextual proximity.// | ||
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| + | ===== Releases ===== | ||
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| + | You can find other information about [[Releases|WComp releases]]. | ||