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Dean Kramer
Researcher at Middlesex University
Publications - 19
Citations - 246
Dean Kramer is an academic researcher from Middlesex University. The author has contributed to research in topics: Context awareness & Software. The author has an hindex of 8, co-authored 19 publications receiving 223 citations. Previous affiliations of Dean Kramer include University of West London.
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The user-centred intelligent environments development process as a guide to co-create smart technology for people with special needs
TL;DR: What type of stakeholders engaging activities were considered and how these were distributed along the lifetime of the project and their impact are elaborated on.
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MobDSL: A Domain Specific Language for multiple mobile platform deployment
TL;DR: The paper introduces the language calculus definition and provides discussion how it fits the domain analysis, and any issues found in the approach.
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An extensible, self contained, layered approach to context acquisition
TL;DR: A generic context acquisition engine which is capable of context capturing, composition and broadcasting is developed which is deployed on a mobile device and disseminated to various context aware applications running on the same device.
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Assessing Real World Imagery in Virtual Environments for People with Cognitive Disabilities
TL;DR: A preliminary evaluation that illustrates how people with DS perceive different landmarks and types of visual feedback, in static images and videos of a virtual intelligent system that enables users to train for several essential quotidian activities.
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A survey on the evolution of the notion of context-awareness
TL;DR: The use of context-based reasoning from the earlier perspective of artificial intelligence as well as the newer developments in ubiquitous computing is considered, to show that work in each area is complementary, and to highlight there are positive synergies arising amongst them.