Empowering End Users to Customize their Smart Environments: Model, Composition Paradigms, and ...
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Introduces a formal model with new operators to combine multiple events and conditions and to specify temporal and spatial constraints on rule activation; prototypes implement three visual composition paradigms and are evaluated with a controlled study (20 end users) and a validation with 15 home‑automation experts. Results show users build rules faster for smart objects than for web services, technical users outperform nontechnical ones, and a free composition (no imposed creation order) improves performance and satisfaction. Prototype platform named Efesto platform.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction to smart environments
- 1:57Challenges in smart device programming
- 3:27Efesto Free system overview
- 6:40User study with Efesto Free
- 9:51Comparative study results
- 10:57Design implications for tools
- 12:49Open source platform announcement
- 13:43Q&A session begins
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