Mobile and Ubiquitous Objects
The University of Malaga's wireless communications and pervasive computing team is developing software tools to enhance distributed mobile applications' development and deployment phases. So, our first aim was to obtain tools based on wireless devices. On the other hand, traditional method...
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| description | The University of Malaga's wireless communications and pervasive computing team is developing software tools to enhance distributed mobile applications' development and deployment phases. So, our first aim was to obtain tools based on wireless devices. On the other hand, traditional methods for analyzing mobile data communications' performance in realistic scenarios were based on trials, using mobile devices only as modems with the applications running in a laptop. Our research group is investigating two issues related to ubiquitous objects: creating a model to combat security risks and access-control problems and developing a protocol to facilitate communication between various objects |
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