Transparent services selecting and loading with wearable devices
by Lei Jing; Zixue Cheng; Yinghui Zhou; Junbo Wang
International Journal of Cloud Computing (IJCC), Vol. 1, No. 4, 2012

Abstract: Several cutting-edge computing paradigms, like cloud computing (CC) and transparent computing (TC), advertise to decouple the connection between the software (service) and hardware (client). We further extend the client terminal from PC to wearable embedded devices with heterogeneous structure. Specifically, two key problems are discussed: how to seamlessly select proper service from the service pool; how to unobtrusively load the selected service onto target device. In this paper, transparent service selecting and loading architecture (TSSLA) is proposed to select the proper service from the service pool using dynamic context-matching method. Moreover, a new wireless on-demand program loading method is proposed to load the ready-to-run program onto the specific client, such as wearable embedded devices. The wireless program loading method of TSSLA is implemented to indicate the feasibility of the proposal. Finally, several challenging problems through the primitive research are discussed, which should be approached through multidisciplinary effort.

Online publication date: Sat, 16-Aug-2014

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