smart technologies
ACQUISITION OF LANGUAGE MEANINGS VIA SMART TECHNOLOGIES
... Abstract. This paper reports on a pilot research project on the technology-based language learning repertoire of 150 Omani college and high school students and gives its interpretation from the perspective of learning ...
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Emerging roles for telemedicine and smart technologies in dementia care
... provision. Smart technologies are being developed to support family caregivers of PWD in a variety of ways, including provision of information and support resources online, wayfinding technology to support ...
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The Challenges Posed by Global Broadacre Crops in Delivering Smart Agri- Robotic Solutions: A Fundamental Rethink is Required
... could Smart Technologies assist in the future? As stripe rust (Roelfs, 1992) takes two to three weeks from fi rst infecting the host plant through to the ap- pearance of the characteristic stripes of ...
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Smart Framework: Application under the Conditions of Modern Economy
... of smart cities, smart businesses, smart systems, smart technologies, smart products, ...being smart and simply lauding a smart label can be ...
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Role of Smart Communication Technologies for Smart Retailing
... of smart city initiatives, there is a need for the retail sector to shift from the traditional retailing to smart ...retailing. Smart technologies like Artificial Intelligence and Internet of ...
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Attributes of smart bridge monitoring technologies
... these smart technologies could extend the useful life of bridges by allowing deterioration to be identified earlier and thereby allowing relatively minor corrective actions to be taken before deterioration ...
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Getting Smart: Learning From Technology-Empowered Frontline Interactions
... of smart technologies that complement FLEs (right side of Figure 1) include smart glass ...2014). Smart technologies can help FLEs plan customer calls, remind them to provide timely ...
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Smart Ambient Learning with Physical Artifacts UsingWearable Technologies
... processes. The three phases are preparation, visit and follow-up activities. Figure 3 compares how exhibition visitors traditionally dealt with these phases, and how smart technologies, i.e. smartphones and ...
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EXPLORING THE CONCEPT OF SMART TOURIST DESTINATION
... jointly, by smart technologies and smart cities. That ecosystem nourishes new business models, new interaction paradigms and even new species of tourism businesses, making very hard the delineation ...
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The Internet of Things in Education (IoTE): An Overview
... countries’ smart education and the meaning of smart, the concept of smart education is ...of smart education is to create intelligent environments by using smart technologies, so ...
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The Application of the Latest Technologies for Smart City Construction in China
... The smart water conservancy management system can realize the comprehensive information management of water resources such as rivers, lakes, polders, dikes, sluices, pumping stations, and other water conservancy ...
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Smart homecare technologies for the visually impaired: recent advances
... have been proposed in the literature for ADL monitoring. Although smartphones are not always readily accepted by frail people due to the skill required to operate these devices, ADL detectors based on such a platform do ...
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Impact analysis of smart assistive technologies for people with dementia
... Potentially the window for client acceptance of such technologies is small, and must occur before clients have lost their insight into the disease. Alternatively, for people living alone with dementia, systems ...
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A Survey on Smart Attendance System Based on Various Technologies
... on smart attendance system depicts the use of various software based or hardware based, barcode based or RFID based, biometric based or face recognition based techniques which have few advantages as well as few ...
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Middle Eastern Smart Water Technologies for Distribution Networks
... not provide an easy solution within the current modified EPANET through the EUPDA model’s approach. The last approach is the ENPDA that is a built-in function in the EPANET model for the simulation of irrigation ...
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Multi-resolution privacy-enhancing technologies for smart metering
... It can be seen that by using a lifting implementation, the computational overhead of the wavelet transformation is negligible compared to the encryption step. Homo- morphic encryption comes at the cost of a significant ...
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Smart cities and digital technologies: the case of bike sharing
... a smart city incorporates at least one of the following dimensions: smart economy ...productivity); smart mobility (e.g., accessibility, sustainable transport system); smart environment ...
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ANALYSIS OF SMART STORE SOLUTIONS USING PROXIMITY TECHNOLOGIES
... The proposed Web Application will consist of a Live Dashboard, for the real-time inventory control and in-store management of the overall consumer experience. Along with this, the application will also possess the ...
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Wireless Communication Technologies for Smart Metering-Opportunities and Challenges
... ABSTRACT:A smart meter is an electronic device which intends to compute energy, store and transmit the data to the central ...the smart metering initiative stems from the logic that the use of analytics on ...
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Study on ICT, IoT and Big Data Analaytics in Smart City Applications
... For a city to be more efficient and sustainable, it is necessary to make use of ICT based technologies. Prior to study, the scope and objective is defined. Different technologies and management systems are ...
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