1. Ambient Intelligence
Presented by
V.V.N.PRANATHI
1005-10-735030
Date:22-01-2014

2. Contents
1. Introduction
2. Scenarios for Ambient Intelligence
3. Technologies used
4. Key Characteristics
5. Architecture
6. Features
7. Challenges
8. Future
9. Drawbacks
10. Conclusion

3. Objective
 To discourse on automation level that
can be achieved.

4. Introduction
 Ambient Intelligence(AmI) is the vision of a
technology that will become invisibly embedded in
our natural surroundings, present whenever we need
it, enabled by simple and effortless interactions.

5. Introduction
Figure 1: AmI at home

6. Introduction
Ambient Intelligence: Environments that are
sensitive and responsive to the presence of people.
Figure 2:No AmI Figure 3:AmI Environment

7. Scenario – I: Home Environment
 Personalize the living
space of humans
 On-demand
Figure 4

8. Scenario – II: Automotive Intelligence
 Tele Diagnosis
 Safety – auto braking
for active collision
avoidance
 Route Planning
Figure 5: Automotive Intelligence

9. Benefit Scenarios
1. Medical Emergencies
2. Underground station
3. Virtual School
4. Fire Brigade
5. Public Surveillance
Figure 6:Scenarios

10. Technologies Used
1. Radio Frequency Identification
2. Microchip implant (human)
3. Sensor
4. Nanotechnology
5. Biometrics
6. Affective Computing
7. Detecting and recognizing emotional
information

11. Technologies Used
Figure 7

12. Radio Frequency Identification
Radio-frequency identification (RFID) is the use of a wireless
non-contact system that uses radio-frequency electronic
fields to transfer data from a tag attached to an object
Figure 8:RFID working

13. Microchip implant (human)
A human microchip implant is an integrated circuit
device or RFID transponder encased in silicate glass
and implanted in the body of a human being.
Figure 9: Microchip implant

14. Sensor
A sensor is also called detector which is a
convector that measures a physical quantity and
converts it into a signal which can be read by an
observer .
Figure 10:Sensors for visually disabled

15. Detecting and recognizing emotional
information
Detecting and
recognizing emotional
information is a one type
of sensors.
Figure 11:Information retrieved from image

16. Nanotechnology
Nanotechnology entails the application of fields of
science as in surface science, micro fabrication etc.
Figure 12
ECG Patch for early detection of epileptic seizures

17. Biometrics
Biometrics refers to the identification of humans by
their characteristics.
Figure 13:Classification -Biometrics

18. Affective Computing
Affecting computing is the machine should interpret
the emotional state of humans and adapt its
behavior to them, giving an appropriate response for
those emotions.
Figure 14:Different emotions

19. Ambient Intelligence
Figure 15:Key characteristics

20. Ubiquitous Computing
 Ubiquitous Computing means the integration of
microprocessors into everyday objects like
furniture, clothes or toys.
 Using ubiquitous computing, people will not be
aware of the presence of computers, they will be in
the background.

21. Ubiquitous Communication
 Ubiquitous Communication should enable these
objects to communicate with each other and with
the user.

22. Intelligent User Interface
 Intelligent User Interface enables the inhabitants of
the AmI to control and interact with the environment
in a natural (voice, gestures) and personalized way
(preferences, context).

23. Generic architecture of AmI
Figure 16

24. 1. Low cost devices
2. High bandwidth
3. Invisible file system
4. Automatic Installation
Technical features

25. The Future
Figure 17 Figure 18

26. Drawbacks
•Need high finance to install and maintaining
the environment.
•Invades privacy.
•Possibility of making people lazy.

27. Conclusion
• The Ambient Intelligence is time saving, provides security,
safety and entertainment, reduce the stress leading to an
overall higher quality of life.
• However, the ability to prepare or complete more and
more everyday tasks such as shopping or banking at home,
potentially leads to reduced interaction.

28. References
 http://www.amfastech.com/2013/01/a-
seminar-on-ambient-intelligence-
ami.html
 Ambient Intelligence Journal:
Technologies, Applications, and
Opportunities From Washington State
University,15 April 2009 online article
available

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