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Personal coordination server: A system infrastructure for designing pleasurable experience

Nakajima, 2005

Document ID
9668746536904969832
Author
Nakajima T
Publication year
Publication venue
ICPS'05. Proceedings. International Conference on Pervasive Services, 2005.

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In our daily lives, we have several personal devices carried with us everyday like a mobile phone. These devices contain more functionalities than now, and it is important to consider what these devices can do in the future. For example, these personal devices may be used …
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