Ahmed Khaled
ABSTRACT
We demonstrate how lay users may program their own smart spaces to create IoT apps with a few clicks on their smartphone. We present our Atlas Thing Architecture and the Runtime Interactive Development Environment (RIDE) which allow users to program custom apps based on the logical and functional relationships that tie IoT things available in their smart spaces. We also demo a Health IoT scenario using personal medical devices and mobile apps as things and show how mobile users can develop, install and use IoT apps utilizing these things using RIDE.
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- A. E. Khaled and Sumi Helal, "A Framework for Inter-Thing Relationships for Programming the Social IoT", IEEE 4th World Forum on Internet of Things, Singapore, February 2018.Google Scholar
- S. Helal, A. Khaled, V. Gutta, "Atlas Thing Architecture -- Enabling Mobile Apps as Things in the IoT" Demo in the 23rd ACM (Mobicom17), October, 2017, Snowbird, Utah, USA. Google ScholarDigital Library
Index Terms
- DIY Health IoT Apps
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