Integration of smart cards into automation networks

Integration of smart cards into automation networks

Individual user profiles can have strong influence on basic setup and maintenance of intelligent environments. Independently from architecture and technology, end-users' preferences need to be preserved, retrieved upon access and adapted over the life cycle of the profiles. The presented model...

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Hauptverfasser: Segura, J.A.V., Sanchez, J.J.S., Madrid, N.M., Seepold, R.
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description Individual user profiles can have strong influence on basic setup and maintenance of intelligent environments. Independently from architecture and technology, end-users' preferences need to be preserved, retrieved upon access and adapted over the life cycle of the profiles. The presented model proposes an integration of smart cards into a control network structure that can be used to setup, store and reconfigure a well-defined cluster of the network that depends on the environment in which the smart card is used. As a result, users can share and transfer profiles in different environments without any need to access a centralized repository. The architecture developed integrates a smart card as an additional device into the network and thus it allows access to efficiently transfer data between the card and the network.
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