XIII.1

Perspectives

Further application examples

XIII.2

Tele-teaching

Lecture

Server (Courseware)

Large image projection(Beamer, LCD-Display)

Cooperation in small groups

Internet / Scientific network

/ ISDN

WWW

Requirements:

- Internet-/Intranet-Integration

- Media-integration

- Service quality

=> Multimedia and Tele-services

XIII.3

Production data Main office

=> Caching Client ISDNMaintenance technician

Requirements:- location independent communication- world-wide standards- very different performance and costs: GSM, ISDN, LANs

Software-technical, automatic adaptation to eachsystem environmentExample: Access to picture data/compressed picture data/graphics/text

Mobile access

Mobile Computing

XIII.4

Internet, Multimedia and Tele-services

XIII.5

Internet-information servicesXIII.6

XIII.7Internet-information services

Internet and E-CommerceClient Marketing and Sales

Advertising agency

Engineeringoffice

Automaker

Bank

- Electronic Mail- Hypertext / WWW- Security aspects

Secure online-payments

- Delivery data, application forms- Electronic Mail

- Complex documents- Online-videoconference- Cooperative work- Java Applets: dynamic loading of Code- XML (Extensible Markup Language) as exchange format for documents

- Electronic/Multimedia Mail- Complex Documents- Hypertext/WWW

XIII.8

Tele-teaching via Internet

XIII.9

Tele-teaching / Tele-working: Modern Video-conference systems

XIII.10

XIII.11

Next generation systems

Requirements:

• adaptive, highly optimized and standard-conformant Videocodecs for different platforms H.26x and MJPEG

• “real time” transport system for different networks IP/RTP, N-ISDN (H.320), (Fast-/Gigabit-)Ethernet, ATM and Wireless LANs

• support of heterogenic environments corresponding to end-systems and networks

• uniform, configurable and integrated control components which are based on established Middleware-Standards

• consequent modular, freely configurable and object-oriented design

• integration of security mechanisms corresponding to administration and also for video-transmission

XIII.12

System example: VTToolkit

Video Transmission Toolkit:

CO RBA

Q oS-Provision

andRealtim e

Scheduling

Transport P rotocols

Conferencing C lient, F ile and Com pressionServers, G ateways

ConferenceServer

App

licat

ion

Sha

ring

SessionM anagem ent

VTToolkitCom ponents

AV S tream s

Mobile and Ubiquitous Computing

XIII.13

Basic technologies

XIII.14

building site

ArchitectConstruction Constructioncompany A (Central Office) company A

(Branch Office)

Constructioncompany B

Construction supervisor

X.25ATMISDN

ATM

ISDN

GSM

GSM

Selected Construction plansVideo-conferences

Material data,status data,deadlines

Large archivesVideo-conferences

Construction plans,urgent changes

Applied example: civil engineering, field workXIII.15

XIII.16

Associated infrastructure services

- Telematics- service (maintenance, field service)- integration of different devices in fabrication-environments, information systems or in household

- adaptation- localization- supporting Software with numerous new special functions

- GSM, UMTS, IMT-2000, MBS- Wireless-LAN, Bluetooth, Hiperlan, 802.11, Ethernet- Networking of embedded devices

Applications

Middleware

Networks

XIII.17

Ubiquitous Computing

• Mobile Devices ubiquitously

• overlapping Mobile Networking

• „Calm Technology“: processing procedures widely automatic and „invisible“

XIII.18

Scenario: fair visit

Internet-Ticketing;

Planningfair round tour

Sensor checks Online-Ticket

Fair information system plansround tour betweenfair stalls

Personal fairstall custodian corresponding to “user profile“of the client

Remote Online Check-In to the Hotel; booking in the restaurant

City information system points out the way to the fair

Mobile Device buysTicket

Internet

-> Security requirements??