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A Middleware for Self-Organising Distributed Ambient Assisted Living Applications
Author(s) -
Jan Thomas Schaefer
Publication year - 2024
Publication title -
technische universität berlin – universitätsbibliothek
Language(s) - English
DOI - 10.14279/tuj.eceasst.27.376
Subject(s) - middleware (distributed applications) , computer science , assisted living , context (archaeology) , distributed computing , service (business) , ubiquitous computing , context awareness , human–computer interaction , economics , economy , philosophy , phone , biology , paleontology , nursing , linguistics , medicine
This paper presents a middleware approach for self-organising distributed applications in the area of Ambient Assisted Living (AAL) as part of a home service platform. The middleware uses real time data processing techniques to identify complex events based on sensor input and service logs. This low-level and high-level information represents the platform’s context model, which forms the basis for self-organisation properties: Controllers use context information to manage running services while adhering to strategies defined by users or inferred by the system itself.

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