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Auflistung nach Schlagwort "Smart Living"

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  • Textdokument
    Analyzing Smart Services from a (Data-) Ecosystem Perspective: Utilizing Network Theory for a graph-based Software Tool in the Domain Smart Living
    (INFORMATIK 2022, 2022) Kortum,Henrik; Hagen,Simon; Hühn,Janis; Thomas,Oliver
    There has long been a trend away from monolithic solutions toward integrated service systems that combine technical services and product functionalities across different manufacturers. This is especially true for the Smart Living domain, where interconnected products and services are used in one of the most private areas. However, there is a lack of tools to manage these complex systems. This work represents the second iteration of an ongoing research project in which we are developing an analysis and management tool in response to specific requirements of various stakeholder groups of the Smart Living domain. We interpret the services and products of the data ecosystem as nodes of a network graph, which we analyze using established methods of network theory, e.g., to identify weak points and bottlenecks in the service systems. The metrics provided help domain experts and managers from the domain to perform concrete tasks and provide a business benefit.
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    Carinthia University of Applied Sciences – AAL Research
    (40 Years EMISA 2019, 2020) Ströckl, Daniela; Krainer, Daniela; Oberzaucher, Johannes; Plattner, Johanna; Oberrauner, Elena; Lattacher, Sandra; Terpetschnig, Irene
    Anchored to the Carinthia University of Applied Science, (computer) engineering researchers incorporate to improve daily living for elderly people. This paper gives an overview of the Active and Assisted Living research emphases. Embedded in an engineering and IT department (area of studies medical engineering / research unit Active & Assisted Living) one part is implementing and evaluating technology and, furthermore, in an interdisciplinary infrastructure (Institute of Applied Research on Ageing) technological, economic and social aspects of aging are focused. The portfolio has different evaluation and requirement analysis methods as well as software conceptualization and development - always with a strong focus on user involvement.
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    A Guide for Trustworthy AI Implementations in the Smart Living Domain
    (INFORMATIK 2024, 2024) Mihale-Wilson, Cristina; Lowin, Maximilian
    Advances in AI facilitate the development of numerous smart solutions that significantly enhance efficiency and comfort for organizations and individual users. However, AI systems often suffer from the 'black box' problem and other issues that challenge their trustworthiness, and thus broad user acceptance. Since trust is crucial for the initial adoption and continued engagement with AI systems, there are numerous academic and practice-driven efforts to articulate requirements for trustworthy AI applications. The sheer volume of frameworks and information can be overwhelming. This article distills prior literature and practice insights and presents a structured guide outlining the main requirements for trustworthy AI applications. While we focus on the smart living domain, our aim is to provide concrete guidance for development and reduce the complexity of the topic for SMEs seeking to develop AI applications in various application fields.
  • Textdokument
    Towards a transparency-oriented and integrating Service Registry for the Smart Living Ecosystem
    (INFORMATIK 2021, 2021) Rebstadt, Jonas; Kortum, Henrik; Hagen, Simon; Thomas, Oliver
    Many domains are increasingly dominated by interdependent services and data exchange between different actors, leading to the emergence of data ecosystems. As a result, service engineers are increasingly tasked with integrating existing service components and data sources into service systems and orchestrating them. In complex areas such as smart living, these tasks are even more difficult by the particular relevance of individual data protection requirements and the low fault tolerance of security-related systems. To address these issues, a central service registry for the domain smart living has been prototypically developed and evaluated, focusing especially on the transparency of data flows and the technical exchangeability of service components. In this way, added value is achieved for data providers and for data users by providing information on the forwarding of their own data as well as on the origin of the data and possible data quality.