K-eXplorer : Ubiquitous Real-World Interface between People and Objects Based on a K-tai (Smart Phone) and K-stations

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  • K-eXplorer : 携帯電話と組み込み拡張ポートK-stationsによるユビキタス実世界インタフェースの構築(「ウェアラブル・ユビキタス技術」特集)
  • K-eXplorer:携帯電話と組み込み拡張ポートK-stationsによるユビキタス実世界インタフェースの構築
  • K eXplorer ケイタイ デンワ ト クミコミ カクチョウ ポート K stations ニ ヨル ユビキタス ジツ セカイ インタフェース ノ コウチク

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K-eXplorer is an ubiquitous real-world interface consisting of a K-tai (smart phone) and K-stations that operate between people and objects. By using K-eXplorer the user is able to access, link and manage information of real-world objects tagged with an RFID tag/QR Code, stored in a remote database through a K-tai and several K-stations installed in commodities in the workspace. K-stations have multiple I/O ports that input data from a K-tai, real-world objects, the server and the user to transfer it to the other. We have developed a prototype system of the K-eXplorer which implements three K-stations (a tray type, a desk light type and a bag type) that the user is able to refer and link to the objects with. The usability of K-stations is evaluated and the result indicated the favorable potential of the system.

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