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Pervasive 2002 aims to offer an in-depth, state-of-the-art view onto the emerging field of ubiquitous and pervasive computing. Its two-and-a-half days program will feature a strong technical track selected from over 160 submissions from Europe, Asia, and America, as well as a range of half-day tutorials covering in-depth technical developments and background issues. Invited talks by Prof. Randy Katz (UC Berkeley) and Dr. Ralf G. Herrtwich (DaimlerChrysler Research), together with a special short-paper track showcasing late-breaking results, will further stimulate discussions and provide novel viewpoints for participants from a wide range of backgrounds, both in industry and academia.

An integral part of this conference will be a special demos and exhibitions track, showcasing both industry applications and research prototypes that turn pervasive computing visions into reality. Both during the special track, as well as throughout the conference, exhibitions and demos will be on display in the main lobby, allowing conference participants to browse through and interact with each display during coffee and meal breaks at their leisure.

The demos and exhibitions chair now invites proposals for demonstrations and exhibitions related to one or several of the following subjects (see also the original call for papers):

• System architectures and platforms for pervasive computing
• Middleware and pervasive computing infrastructures
• Mobile, wireless, and wearable technologies
• Innovative small computing and intelligent devices
• Emerging applications and mobile business issues
• Scenarios for information appliances
• Service discovery protocols
• Content distribution and delivery
• User interfaces for invisible and embedded computing
• Context awareness
• Security and privacy issues

Demo/exhibition proposals should comprise

• A textual description of the demonstration/exhibition
• A sketch of the demonstration/exhibition set-up
• A detailed list of requirements on the provided infrastructure, such as number of needed Ethernet connections, power supply, etc.

All demonstrations and exhibitions should be supported by a poster during the conference, showing both the general set-up of the exhibition as well as illustrating the chief ideas of the technical solution.

Please send your proposal or any related inquiries to the demo chair, Oliver Haase, at <oli@bell-labs.com>, by June 19, 2002. Further information can also be found at http://www.pervasive2002.org/submit.html

Conference Committee

See https://www.pervasive2002.org/commit.html for a complete list of committee members.

www.pervasive2002.org

Questions? Contact <info@pervasive2002.org>

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