Networked appliances and their peer-to-peer architecture AMIDEN

M. Minoh, T. Kamae

doi:10.1109/35.956117

Description

To connect appliances directly to each other and to let them cooperate with each other, a standard architecture for appliance networking is indispensable. Appliances with networking capabilities are called networked appliances. A networked appliance architecture called AMIDEN is being developed to realize networked appliances. AMIDEN is a peer-to-peer architecture that enables appliance networking and direct appliance interworking without a network server such as a PC. Using AMIDEN a digital still camera and a printer can form a network and cooperate with each other. The design philosophy and architecture of AMIDEN are discussed in detail.

Journal

IEEE Communications Magazine

IEEE Communications Magazine 39 (10), 80-87, 2001

Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)

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CRID: 1360579816154032896

NII Article ID: 30019948329

DOI: 10.1109/35.956117

ISSN: 01636804

Web Site: http://xplorestaging.ieee.org/ielx5/35/20680/00956117.pdf?arnumber=956117

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