MAAT: Mobile Apps As Things in the IoT
summary
MAAT makes mobile apps behave as first‑class IoT devices by extending the Atlas thing architecture with actionable keywords that mark hidden UI elements which remote things can match, style and populate (demoed with a DVR pairing to a World Cup app to create schedule buttons). Implementation includes a runtime library and an Android Studio plugin that generates layout/code fragments and a keyword search UI. Evaluation reports activation‑time benchmarks for responsiveness and a small developer usability study for the IDE plugin.
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