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CASFE’2012

By On 16 November, 2012 · Leave a Comment

The 1st Serenoa Workshop, named CASFE’2012, was held on November 13th at CNR/ISTI venue and co-located with the AmI’2012 conference. The workshop was organized in 10 presentations covering different aspects of context-aware adaptation, such as: frameworks, applications, tools, algorithms, languages, and evaluation. 20 participants from research institutes, universities and industrial domains, were involved [...]

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CASFE'2012

By On 5 September, 2012 · Leave a Comment

The first Serenoa workshop will be held jointly with the Ambient Intelligence conference, in Pisa (Italy), on November, 13th, 2012.

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Tactile Interaction

By On 3 August, 2012 · Leave a Comment

Although the visual channels feature the most prominently in user interfaces, the tactile interaction provides a broad range of potential for applications too.

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White Paper

By On 20 July, 2012 · Leave a Comment

As a recommendation of the project reviewers, Serenoa has just published its white paper. This document was collaboratively edited by all the project partners and it describes in a concrete manner the main results that can be expected of the project. A set of eight personas, playing different roles, was defined to illustrate scenarios [...]

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